Dear doctor, I am currently almost 8 months pregnant. However, I still have questions. I would like to share my pregnancy information as follows:

am 32 years old this year. I am 23 weeks pregnant with my second child. I went for a check-up and all the indicators are normal except for the baby's nasal bone measuring 5.5mm. The doctor said that the baby's nose is a bit shorter than the standard, because at week 20, the baby's nasal bone measured 5.2mm. I did the Double test at week 12 and the risk was low at 1:547. So doctor, can you tell me if a 23-week-old fetus has a short nasal bone? Is my baby likely to have Down syndrome? Is the NIPT test accurate now?

had the NIPT test at 9 weeks. Doctor, if I have done the NIPT test, do I still need to measure the nuchal translucency?

am 16 weeks pregnant with my first child (history of 2 stillbirths at 6 weeks and 8 weeks). Last month, I did a Double test, the results for Down syndrome are as follows: Nuchal translucency 1.3mm, cut off 1:250, risk based on mother's age 1:1272, total risk 1:712. So doctor, can you tell me if a fetus has a nuchal translucency of 1.3mm, what are the effects?

Double test and Triple test are two very important tests during pregnancy to screen for fetal abnormalities. However, many pregnant mothers do not fully understand them. The following article will help mothers have a more detailed view of the similarities and differences between these two tests.

Congenital defects are defects in the body of a child that are present at conception, and may not be recognized until birth. Nowadays, with advanced medicine, parents can detect abnormalities in the fetus right from the womb. Therefore, pregnant women should do prenatal screening tests at the following important times.

Double test is a genetic screening test for the fetus based on the mother's blood sample in early pregnancy. Whether or not to perform the Double test requires fasting is currently a concern of many pregnant women.

Double test is one of the routine screening tests, recommended for all pregnant women to screen for common chromosomal disorders in the fetus such as Down, Edwards and Patau syndromes.

Regular prenatal visits help keep you and your baby healthy throughout your pregnancy. During your various visits, your doctor may discuss a variety of issues with you, such as healthy eating and physical activity, and perform health screenings.

Double test prenatal screening test is used to screen for some genetic syndromes in the fetus. Knowing how to read the Double test results correctly will help parents better understand the health status of the fetus.

The first trimester (first 3 months of pregnancy) is the time to conduct prenatal screening to detect certain genetic disorders in the baby early, especially Down syndrome (trisomy 21) and trisomy 18.