Who: Women with a higher risk of having a baby with certain birth defects or other chromosomal conditions .
Why: to detect certain chromosomal abnormalities, genetic birth defects and other conditions.
When: number Between weeks 15 and 20 of pregnancy.
How: Guided by ultrasound, the doctor inserts a thin needle through the mother's abdomen. Removes a small amount of amniotic fluid (the fluid surrounding the baby) to submit to a test. Risks: A small risk of spontaneous abortion (1 in 200 women or less). Some women experience pain, light bleeding or amniotic fluid leakage after the procedure. More serious complications are uncommon.
Why: to detect certain chromosomal abnormalities, genetic birth defects and other conditions.
When: number Between weeks 15 and 20 of pregnancy.
How: Guided by ultrasound, the doctor inserts a thin needle through the mother's abdomen. Removes a small amount of amniotic fluid (the fluid surrounding the baby) to submit to a test. Risks: A small risk of spontaneous abortion (1 in 200 women or less). Some women experience pain, light bleeding or amniotic fluid leakage after the procedure. More serious complications are uncommon.
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