An analysis of the alpha-fetoprotein test results in Down syndrome screening and related questions from pregnant women

Consultation on the Calculation of Down Syndrome Risk and Non-Invasive DNA Testing

If you eat breakfast before undergoing a prenatal test, will it affect the results? Will eating breakfast have an impact?

The Importance of Down Syndrome Screening and Suggestions for Prenatal Nutrition Supplementation

Interpreting the Results of Down Syndrome Screening

Down Syndrome, also known as mongolism, is a disorder caused by chromosomal abnormalities, characterized by slow growth and development and intellectual disabilities.

The Down syndrome screening shows a critical risk, with the patient being 30 years old. How should further evaluation and examination be conducted?

When a Down syndrome screening shows a high risk, the next step is typically to undergo amniocentesis to confirm the fetus’s chromosomal status.

The calculation of the risk of Down Syndrome is based on factors such as the concentration of maternal serum alpha-fetoprotein and chorionic gonadotropin, and is obtained through precise calculations by a computer program.

Discussing coping strategies when a positive result for Down syndrome screening is found during pregnancy, including recommendations for terminating early pregnancy and daily care precautions.