Hi OP,
I wanted to share my recent experience with you.
I went for my 12-week scan in December, and the baby had an NT measurement of 4.3. They immediately gave me a chance of 1 in 5 for a chromosome problem.
I opted for the CVS right away, I went 2 days later, and unfortunately, they couldn't do it due to the position of the placenta. They told me I would have to come back when I was 15 weeks for an amniocentesis instead.
I then got a call on Christmas Eve, saying my blood results were bad and the odds were now 1 in 2 for Downs syndrome. The Christmas period was the hardest time for us, having to wait and expecting bad news in the new year.
I then had the amino, and a week later, I got a call to say the baby didn't have any of the 3 trisomies. It was a huge relief, and a few days later, I got the full microarray array back, and everything was fine.
They also mentioned that sometimes a high NT can be a sign of a heart problem, so I went for a fetal echo at 18 weeks, and again, everything looked fine.
All my scans during this time all looked normal with no notice problems.
I've since had my 20-week anomaly scan, and they couldn't see any problems.
I'm now 21 weeks, and the whole pregnancy has been very worrying.
I just wanted to post to say I have been where you are now, and I know how terrifying it can feel and how utterly helpless you feel whilst waiting for the results. It's been a hell of a journey for us.
A 1 in 2 chance doesn't always have a negative outcome, and although the odds feel like they are against you, it might just be OK. I really hope this helps you feel less alone.
I still don't understand why my baby had a high NT. My hcg was 6 times the normal range, and fingers crossed, everything is looking good now.
Wishing you all the best and hope to see a positive update from you soon xx