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Am 31yrs old, was 15wks when did my quad screening&it came back negative, saying its 1:131 for ds, 1:630 for maternal age.what does that mean?
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Double check: Usually a quadruple screen is reported positive if the risk comes back higher than 1 in 250, which is the risk of down's syndrome for a pregnancy woman 35 years of age. For your age, the average risk of down's syndrome is being reported at 1 in 630.
Answered 8/18/2013
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