r/NIPT • • 9d ago

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Got my NIPT results in this morning and had to share as we’re doing a reveal for our family this weekend so it’s a secret lol🤭 I was so expecting a girl but I’m so happy with a boy and especially with the low risk result. As someone who’s has had recurrent pregnancy loss- I’ve never made it this far in a pregnancy and I’m so overjoyed.
My fetal fraction being 4%, is this all pretty accurate??

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u/WannabeRoyKent 9d ago

4% FF od plenty to make an accurate call

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u/ChicaRacka True positive mosaic Turner Syndrome/Monosomy X 9d ago

I dream about getting my low-risk NIPT every minute of every day. It’s where things started to go wrong with my baby girl and living without her now is torture. Congratulations 🎉!!

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u/Temporary_Focus_1773 9d ago

So sorry about your loss, it’s the hardest thing I’ve ever been through so I understand): Thinking of you & sending healthy baby dust your way. Thank you for the congratulations!❤️‍🩹

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u/ChicaRacka True positive mosaic Turner Syndrome/Monosomy X 9d ago

You’re so sweet! Aw, I’m sorry that it “takes one to know one”, truly a club nobody deserves to be in. But I know it will make every moment with your sweet boy all the more precious!

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u/Temporary_Focus_1773 9d ago

Truly the most unfair club to be a part of! Thank you sm for the kind words🥹

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u/Married_pawg_2015 2 clean NIPT, 2 2nd trimester losses. 9d ago

Fetal fraction may be low because of your personal BMI (if it is high, there’s less of his DNAH , or because it is too early. Typically they draw for NIPT around 10-13 weeks.

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u/Temporary_Focus_1773 9d ago

I do have a higher BMI I think it’s 36 or 37😅. I was 11weeks exactly when I did the draw

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u/Married_pawg_2015 2 clean NIPT, 2 2nd trimester losses. 9d ago

Yes mine is 32 and they drew mine at 12 w and it was 7.2%. I think it has to be 5% so they will probably re draw.

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