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Triple blood test results received today

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Donada · 12/04/2008 14:28

Good afternoon, I'm hoping that some advice or just sheer straight talking will put some perspective on my test results! I am 13 weeks pregnant, my local autority do the triple test with nuchal fold. My results have come back as a risk of 1:1080 for a Downs baby, which I know, in my sensible rational side is very low risk -however, the non rational 5% is questioning "Do I need to have a amnio just to make sure?".

Can anyone comment on my thread - I said I wouldn't turn into a mad, obsessive pregnant woman - I have!!

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FloridaKbear · 12/04/2008 14:28

I think that is low risk - relaxxxxxxx

BBBee · 12/04/2008 14:30

low low low risk - really low.

relax.

littlelapin · 12/04/2008 14:31

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staranise · 12/04/2008 14:36

very very low risk - work it out another way and you have a 0.000926 chance of the baby having DS.

An amnio carries a 0.005% chance of miscarriage.

I know which risk I'd rather take (and I had an amnio in my first pg because of high risk result for a chromosome disorder).

jingleyjen · 12/04/2008 14:37

Relax, sounds like a great result.

littlelapin · 12/04/2008 14:40

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staranise · 12/04/2008 14:44

My maths is rubbish! I thought you calculate 1/1080 for the results or 1/200 for the amnio?

littlelapin · 12/04/2008 14:45

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staranise · 12/04/2008 14:49

doh, am confusing my fractions with percentages. Thank you littlelapin!

Apologies for hijack over my mathematical incompetence Donada but either way, the odds are greatly on your side! I think to be considered high risk you have to be above (or below?!) 1:250

Donada · 12/04/2008 15:12

Thanks all for your input and I'm happy to be the forum for your discussions on the maths - glad you have the ability to do it!!!

Littlelapin - thanks for your directions on terminology - I'm new to this game adn would hate to offend.

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