Learn how early birth defects can be detected with prenatal screenings, including first and second trimester tests for conditions like Down syndrome.
Learn how birth defects can be detected at 11 weeks with ultrasounds and genetic tests, and why later scans may be more reliable.
Learn how a 12-week ultrasound can hint at trisomy through markers like nuchal translucency and nasal bone exam, and why further testing is needed for confirmation.
Learn how Down syndrome can be assessed at 12 weeks through first-trimester screening tests and what further diagnostic steps may be needed.
Learn why 15 weeks is too late for nuchal translucency screening and explore alternative prenatal tests available after 14 weeks.
Learn why 14 weeks is not too late for the Harmony test, a non-invasive prenatal screening for chromosomal abnormalities.
Learn how Down syndrome can be detected at 11 weeks through first-trimester screening and advanced prenatal tests like NIPT.
Learn when to take the Harmony test during pregnancy. Discover why 10 weeks is a suitable time for this non-invasive prenatal screening.