Patient's question:
I recently plan to do NIPT (Non-Invasive Prenatal Testing), but they said the results are the same whether I'm fasting or not. Is that really the case?Doctor's answer:
Non-invasive DNA is used to screen for chromosomal abnormalities in children and detect the possibility of fetal genetic diseases. It is only used for screening, not for diagnosis. It is recommended to try an empty stomach examination as much as possible. Traditional diets usually have little effect. The law does not allow men and women to undergo pregnancy tests, and general blood tests cannot detect men and women. The plan for this examination requires a formal hospital to ensure the accuracy of the test.