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Non Invasive Prenatal Aneuploidies Screening (NIPT) Test

Name: Non Invasive Prenatal Aneuploidies Screening (NIPT)
Brand: Max Lab
SKU: 68189
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8 (4677 reviews)

₹15,000/-

1 tests included

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Doctor Prescription is must

Sample by Monday 10 PM Report by 5 Days

Female

All age group

Blood

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Quick Summary: The Non Invasive Prenatal Aneuploidies Screening (NIPT) Test for Female patients, all age group, with reports available sample by monday 10 pm report by 5 days — currently offered at ₹15,000 . Home Sample Collection is not available

Non Invasive Prenatal Aneuploidies Screening (NIPT) Test

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Test Name :	Non Invasive Prenatal Aneuploidies Screening (NIPT) Test
Sample Type :	Blood
Gender :	Female
Age group :	All Age Groups
Pre-test Instruction :	Doctor Prescription is must
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₹ 15000

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Overview of the NIPT
When is the NIPT Test Prescribed?
Time Required for NIPT Test Report + Next Steps
How to Book Non Invasive Prenatal Aneuploidies Screening (NIPT) at Home Near Me?

Description
The Non-invasive Prenatal Testing (NIPT) is a prenatal screening test used to detect potential chromosomal abnormalities and other fetal health concerns. It provides expectant parents with early insights into their baby's genetic health. NIPT is a blood test recommended for all pregnant women, but especially those in certain categories with a higher risk of chromosomal abnormalities.

The Non-invasive Prenatal Testing (NIPT) is a prenatal screening test used to detect potential chromosomal abnormalities and other fetal health concerns. It provides expectant parents with early insights into their baby's genetic health. NIPT is a blood test recommended for all pregnant women, but especially those in certain categories with a higher risk of chromosomal abnormalities.

Overview of the NIPT

The NIPT Test is a sensitive screening test that primarily assesses the condition of Down syndrome (trisomy 21), Edwards syndrome (trisomy 18), and Patau syndrome (trisomy 13).

NIPT lab tests can also detect abnormalities in sex chromosomes and other genetic conditions. While it's a valuable tool, it's important to remember:

NIPT is a screening test: It indicates an increased risk of an abnormality, but it's not diagnostic. Further testing may be needed.

NIPT doesn't detect all abnormalities: It focuses on specific chromosomal conditions.

NIPT blood test reports can help in determining the sex of the fetus. Moreover, a non-invasive prenatal paternity test can be performed as early as the 7th week of pregnancy to determine the paternity of the fetus.

Unlike other invasive tests like Chorionic villus sampling (CVS), amniocentesis, and percutaneous umbilical blood sampling, a basic NIPT test poses no risk to the fetus.

Chromosomal abnormalities can happen during fetal development or egg/sperm formation due to errors in cell division (meiosis or mitosis). While maternal age is a risk factor, these abnormalities can occur in pregnancies regardless of age or health history.

NIPT test can scan several key abnormalities and help doctors and parents-to-be to prepare for and manage pregnancy more effectively.

While there are no outward signs that indicate chromosomal disorders, pregnancies that are at a higher risk conditions include,

The mother is 35 years or older at the time of gestation.
Ultrasound reveals potential abnormalities.
Serum screen tests are positive.
Past pregnancies with aneuploidy disorder.
A family history of genetic disorders.
Biological parents are blood relatives.
History of infertility or recurrent miscarriages.

When is the NIPT Test Prescribed?

NIPT is a screening test performed during pregnancy. A high-risk NIPT blood test result may necessitate further testing like amniocentesis or chorionic villus sampling (CVS) for confirmation.

The best time for the NIPT test is around the 10th week of pregnancy. At Max Lab, the NIPT test can be ordered at home as part of the first-trimester screening. However, the accuracy of the test may vary and NIPT test results may not always be reliable. Especially for women who,

Have obesity
Are surrogate mothers
Take certain blood thinners
Are pregnant with multiple

Time Required for NIPT Test Report + Next Steps

Max Lab typically takes up to two weeks to deliver results after the collection of the NIPT test sample. The NIPT test should be performed under the supervision of a healthcare provider. From Max Lab, one can book a NIPT Test online and opt for home sample collection at a reasonable cost (the price of the NIPT blood test may slightly vary from city to city).

The NIPT test results are usually classified as low-risk or high-risk. A high-risk result requires further testing and consultation with a healthcare provider. Genetic counseling can also help understand the implications and make informed decisions

A NIPT test does not indicate a normal range, instead, the markers are classified as low-risk and high-risk.

Chromosomal disorders are the genetic makeup of an individual. While there is no cure for these conditions, ongoing treatment, healthcare strategies and supportive measures can make life easier for the affected. Besides early detection through NIPT blood tests during pregnancy, genetic counselling and emotional counselling can help parents-to-be prepare them.

While genetic abnormalities, such as those found in the NIPT test cannot be prevented entirely, certain measures and steps before and during pregnancy can reduce the risk. Some of these steps include,

Proactively discuss health conditions and family history with a doctor
Avoiding alcohol, smoking and teratogens
Maintaining a healthy weight
Healthy lifestyle choices

How to Book Non Invasive Prenatal Aneuploidies Screening (NIPT) at Home Near Me?

You can easily book with Max Lab by Max Hospitals. Just follow these simple steps:

Search for Non Invasive Prenatal Aneuploidies Screening (NIPT) near me on Google and click the Max Lab result, or download the Max Lab App from Google Play Store or App Store.
Select Non Invasive Prenatal Aneuploidies Screening (NIPT) from the "Book a test" button or search bar.
Add any other tests you want to include with Non Invasive Prenatal Aneuploidies Screening (NIPT) for home collection.
Choose a convenient date and time slot for sample collection.
A trained phlebotomist will visit your home or office at the scheduled time to collect your sample safely.
Track your order at each step and view its status.
Your sample is processed at the nearest Max Hospital or Lab, and reports are delivered within the specified time.
Compare results with previous reports using Max Lab's health tracking feature.

About Non Invasive Prenatal Aneuploidies Screening (NIPT) Test

The Non-invasive Prenatal Testing (NIPT) is a prenatal screening test used to detect potential chromosomal abnormalities and other fetal health concerns. It provides expectant parents with early insights into their baby's genetic health. When is the NIPT Test Prescribed? NIPT is a screening test performed during pregnancy. A high-risk NIPT blood test result may necessitate further testing like amniocentesis or chorionic villus sampling (CVS) for confirmation. The best time for the

When is the NIPT Test Prescribed?

Have obesity
Are surrogate mothers
Take certain blood thinners
Are pregnant with multiple

Time Required for NIPT Test Report + Next Steps

A NIPT test does not indicate a normal range, instead, the markers are classified as low-risk and high-risk.

Proactively discuss health conditions and family history with a doctor
Avoiding alcohol, smoking and teratogens
Maintaining a healthy weight
Healthy lifestyle choices

Quick Summary: The Non Invasive Prenatal Aneuploidies Screening (NIPT) is a diagnostic test, for women across all age groups, requiring Doctor Prescription is must fasting, with reports available within Sample by Monday 10 PM Report by 5 Days — currently offered at ₹15000 . Home Sample Collection is not available

View / Download Sample Report

NABL

Accredited Labs

Certified

Phlebotomist

🏥

Division of

Max Healthcare

🧪

Safe Sample

Collection

📊

Accurate &

Quality Reports

⏱️

Same Day

Report*

Trusted by Professionals

Overview of the NIPT
When is the NIPT Test Prescribed?
Time Required for NIPT Test Report + Next Steps
How to Book Non Invasive Prenatal Aneuploidies Screening (NIPT) at Home Near Me?

Overview of the NIPT

The NIPT Test is a sensitive screening test that primarily assesses the condition of Down syndrome (trisomy 21), Edwards syndrome (trisomy 18), and Patau syndrome (trisomy 13).

NIPT lab tests can also detect abnormalities in sex chromosomes and other genetic conditions. While it's a valuable tool, it's important to remember:

NIPT is a screening test: It indicates an increased risk of an abnormality, but it's not diagnostic. Further testing may be needed.

NIPT doesn't detect all abnormalities: It focuses on specific chromosomal conditions.

Unlike other invasive tests like Chorionic villus sampling (CVS), amniocentesis, and percutaneous umbilical blood sampling, a basic NIPT test poses no risk to the fetus.

NIPT test can scan several key abnormalities and help doctors and parents-to-be to prepare for and manage pregnancy more effectively.

While there are no outward signs that indicate chromosomal disorders, pregnancies that are at a higher risk conditions include,

The mother is 35 years or older at the time of gestation.
Ultrasound reveals potential abnormalities.
Serum screen tests are positive.
Past pregnancies with aneuploidy disorder.
A family history of genetic disorders.
Biological parents are blood relatives.
History of infertility or recurrent miscarriages.

When is the NIPT Test Prescribed?

Have obesity
Are surrogate mothers
Take certain blood thinners
Are pregnant with multiple

Time Required for NIPT Test Report + Next Steps

A NIPT test does not indicate a normal range, instead, the markers are classified as low-risk and high-risk.

Proactively discuss health conditions and family history with a doctor
Avoiding alcohol, smoking and teratogens
Maintaining a healthy weight
Healthy lifestyle choices

How to Book Non Invasive Prenatal Aneuploidies Screening (NIPT) at Home Near Me?

You can easily book with Max Lab by Max Hospitals. Just follow these simple steps:

Search for Non Invasive Prenatal Aneuploidies Screening (NIPT) near me on Google and click the Max Lab result, or download the Max Lab App from Google Play Store or App Store.
Select Non Invasive Prenatal Aneuploidies Screening (NIPT) from the "Book a test" button or search bar.
Add any other tests you want to include with Non Invasive Prenatal Aneuploidies Screening (NIPT) for home collection.
Choose a convenient date and time slot for sample collection.
A trained phlebotomist will visit your home or office at the scheduled time to collect your sample safely.
Track your order at each step and view its status.
Your sample is processed at the nearest Max Hospital or Lab, and reports are delivered within the specified time.
Compare results with previous reports using Max Lab's health tracking feature.

About Non Invasive Prenatal Aneuploidies Screening (NIPT) Test

The Non-invasive Prenatal Testing (NIPT) is a prenatal screening test used to detect potential chromosomal abnormalities and other fetal health concerns. It provides expectant parents with early insights into their baby's genetic health. When is the NIPT Test Prescribed? NIPT is a screening test performed during pregnancy. A high-risk NIPT blood test result may necessitate further testing like amniocentesis or chorionic villus sampling (CVS) for confirmation. The best time for the

When is the NIPT Test Prescribed?

Have obesity
Are surrogate mothers
Take certain blood thinners
Are pregnant with multiple

Time Required for NIPT Test Report + Next Steps

A NIPT test does not indicate a normal range, instead, the markers are classified as low-risk and high-risk.

Proactively discuss health conditions and family history with a doctor
Avoiding alcohol, smoking and teratogens
Maintaining a healthy weight
Healthy lifestyle choices

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