During the first trimester of pregnancy, your healthcare provider may recommend a prenatal blood screening—often around 10 to 11 weeks—to assess your baby’s health and development. This simple test can detect the risk of certain chromosomal conditions and even reveal your baby’s sex earlier than an ultrasound. But what exactly does this test involve, and why is it so important?
In this guide, we’ll walk you through what to expect from your first trimester blood screening and how it can provide valuable insights into your pregnancy.
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