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NIPT test experiences? Would you recommend?

4 replies

mjesf · 09/06/2024 20:16

Hi!

I'm looking for peoples NIPT experiences, can't decide whether to get one or not but I think it'd put my mind at ease!

  1. was it accurate for detecting chromosomal abnormalities for you?
  2. Was the sex given correct? A few people have said it's been wrong!
  3. How much did you pay?
  4. Where did you get it done? I know lots of places do them and I'm not sure what's the best. A place near my house does 'concepto' for £200 but seems a bit too good to be true?
  5. Did it give you reassurance/ are you glad you had it done whatever the outcome?

Thank you!! As many experiences as possible would be so helpful x

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AnnieStar12 · 09/06/2024 21:20

Yes I did it in my last pregnancy and it was very reassuring. Am currently 5 weeks pregnant and if I make it to 10 weeks will defo be doing it again. It’s far more accurate than the NHS tests. As I’m older, I wanted to extra reassurance.

I’ve never heard they get the sex of baby wrong, I thought that would be impossible as they would either see a Y chromosome or they won’t.

The price will vary depending on whether you get just the bloods or bloods+scan. I’ve been looking recently and prices range from £300-£600 where I am in London.

Chasingbaby2 · 09/06/2024 21:52

I had one on the NHS after a higher chance result on the combined screen.
I cannot advise on sex, cost or where it was done but my daughter was born with no conditions so yes it was accurate.
If I were pregnant again I would get the NIPT ahead of the combined screen because the stress of a higher chance result at 12 weeks then waiting for NIPT results was really awful, I would rather have done it earlier.

Kiwiburgh · 09/06/2024 21:55

We had one for both pregnancies. It was accurate both times for sex and ruling out genetic issues.
From what I've read it is incredibly reliable . Of course it only detects certain genetic abnormalities ( the most common) unless there's specific ones you need to add e.g due to a family history.

OliviaStephensPhD · 15/10/2024 11:15

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