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A Deeper Look at Prenatal Tests
Prenatal testing can sometimes have the effect of opening up Pandora's box as one test leads to another. What should parents consider as they opt for prenatal tests?
• prenatal
• tests
• risks
• baby
• pregnancy
CVS - Chorionic Villus Sampling
Chorionic Villus Sampling is one prenatal test that is offered today. Information from CVS can be helpful, however there are risks to CVS as with many prenatal tests
• cvs
• prenatal testing
• risks
• miscarriage
• genetic
Is Ultrasound Safe?
Ultrasound has multiple purposes during pregnancy including confirming the pregnancy, checking for defects and the growth of the baby. Questions about safety exist.
• ultrasound
• nuchal fold
• amniocentesis
• prenatal tests
• induction
Nuchal Fold Translucency
The nuchal fold translucency screens for genetic problems by using ultrasound. It can be done early in pregnancy so that other testing is possible if needed.
• nuchal fold translucency
• test
• screening
• ultrasound
• prenatal testing
Pregnancy First Trimester
The first thirteen weeks of pregnancy comprises the first trimester. Find out more about the development of the baby from conception into the fetal period.
• pregnancy week to week
• fetus
• prenatal testing
• pregnancy tests
• harmful substances
Pregnancy Week by Week - Week 10
The baby's growth is occuring at a more rapid pace. Many organs are functioning. Mothers are busy choosing care providers to support them during pregnancy and birth.
• pregnancy week by week
• care provider
• questions to ask
• prenatal testing
• pregnancy reading
Prenatal Diagnosis
A review of websites on prenatal diagnosis techniques.
• ultrasound
• amniocentesis
• prenatal testing
• pregnancy
• birth defects
Prenatal Testing
More and more women today are becoming educated about the options they have with regard to prenatal testing. Here are answers to all of your questions.
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• prenatal testing
• treated
• risks
• screen
Pregnancy Week by Week - Week 9
As you enter week nine of your pregnancy, your baby is no longer an embryo. Several new changes are apparent as your baby continues to grow.
• fetus
• pregnancy books
• prenatal testing
• bmi
• morning sickness