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5 Signs of Miscarriage after Amniocentesis
What is Amniocentesis? Amniocentesis is a transabdominal procedure that passes a needle through your abdomen to extract a small amount of the amniotic liquid from the uterus. This sample fluid is analyzed to study the DNA sample of your baby. Let’s talk...
Nuchal Fold Thickness: Normal or abnormal? Expert insights
As part of today’s medical advancement, certain soft markers can be used to diagnose whether you’re unborn has a genetic disorder. The nuchal fold thickness is a soft marker studied during a prenatal scan to check for chromosomal abnormalities, such as Down...
What is Double Marker Test in Pregnancy – Why it is Important?
What Is Double Marker Test In Pregnancy? A double marker test in pregnancy is a predictive blood test part of your first-trimester prenatal screening. Let us see why a double marker test in pregnancy is important. This maternal blood test is used...
A Step-by-Step Guide to Abnormal NT Scan
An NT (nuchal translucency) scan is a prenatal screening test performed during the first trimester of pregnancy. Because it is when you can see your bundle of joy for the first time on the monitor. So, what does an abnormal NT scan denote?...
What are the causes of Down Syndrome?
We all know chromosomes are large genetic storage bins in our bodies containing our DNA. A mismatch in this chromosome number becomes the primary cause of a most common genetic disorder known as Down syndrome. And most of us are aware of...
Down Syndrome Treatments : 4 Main Down Syndrome Therapies
Down syndrome is a genetic disorder that could create delayed physical and cognitive skills. Giving the proper treatment for Down syndrome starting from an early age will allow the parents and caregivers to see significant development in a DS kid. How is...
Why Is World Down Syndrome Day Celebrated?
Can there be anything better than celebrating the Uniqueness of a Down syndrome child? Reasons why Down Syndrome Awareness Day is celebrated? Public awareness Understanding and respecting all their rights Promote inclusion Support well-being What is World Down Syndrome Day? March 21st...
All Types Of Down Syndrome You Should Know
It is impossible to identify the types of Down Syndrome someone has unless you study their chromosome karyotype. This is because the physical features and behaviours are similar to all types Understanding Down Syndrome Karyotype: In general, everybody has 23 pair of...
What is Mosaic Down syndrome?
Mosaic Down syndrome happens when a human body comprises a mixture of cells. Human cells consist of 46 chromosomes, and Down syndrome makes it 47. In contrast, a Mosaic Down syndrome person has some cells with 46 chromosomes and some with 47....
Growth Scan
What is a Growth Scan? A growth scan or a fetal wellbeing scan is taken between the 23rd and 40th weeks of gestation. It is a standard procedure done to check the baby’s development inside the womb and the amniotic fluid level...
