🌸 A Mother’s Love Reaches the Womb — So Does Modern Medicine 🌸 Is Fetal Intervention Safe? Absolutely. It's not just safe — it's a miracle of modern medicine. 💖

Before your baby takes the first breath, they deserve every chance. Fetal interventions offer safe, precise, and life-saving care — all from within the womb.

👶 Guided by advanced technology 👩‍⚕️ Performed by expert fetal medicine specialists 🖥️ Monitored with world-class ultrasound imaging 🤰 Focused on protecting both mother and baby

✨ Because sometimes saving a life begins before birth. At add-on Scans & Labs, we combine science and compassion to give your baby the best start.

🌟 Fetal Interventions That Can Change Lives—Even Before Birth 🌟

Every heartbeat matters—even before birth. 💖 Modern medicine now allows us to protect tiny lives while they’re still in the womb. Here are 4 powerful fetal procedures that can make a life-saving difference:

👶 1. Amnioreduction Too much amniotic fluid (polyhydramnios)? This safe procedure gently removes the excess, easing discomfort and lowering pregnancy risks.

🧬 2. Amniocentesis A mid-pregnancy diagnostic test that helps detect chromosomal or genetic abnormalities—giving parents clarity and confidence in their next steps.

🧪 3. Chorionic Villus Sampling (CVS) Done early in pregnancy, CVS helps identify genetic disorders so timely decisions and specialized care can be planned.

👩‍⚕️ 4. Selective Fetal Reduction In complex multiple pregnancies, this delicate procedure helps improve the survival and health chances of the remaining babies.

💡 These interventions are performed only when truly necessary—with precision, compassion, and the goal of a healthier tomorrow.

🔬 Exploring the World of Aneuploidy Screening 🌐

Hey friends! 👋 Let's dive into the fascinating realm of aneuploidy screening—a crucial aspect of reproductive health! 🧬✨

🤔 What is Aneuploidy? Aneuploidy refers to an abnormal number of chromosomes in a cell. Typically, humans have 46 chromosomes (23 pairs), but errors during cell division can lead to extra or missing chromosomes. This can result in conditions like Down syndrome, Turner syndrome, and more.

🔍 Why Aneuploidy Screening? For expecting parents, the journey to parenthood can be both exciting and nerve-wracking. Aneuploidy screening plays a pivotal role in assessing the chromosomal health of the developing fetus. Detecting any abnormalities early on empowers parents to make informed decisions about their pregnancy.

👩‍⚕️ Types of Aneuploidy Screening:

Non-Invasive Prenatal Testing (NIPT): A blood test that analyzes cell-free DNA from the placenta to identify potential chromosomal abnormalities. It's safe and can be done as early as 10 weeks into pregnancy.

First Trimester Screening: Combines a blood test measuring specific proteins with an ultrasound to evaluate the risk of chromosomal disorders like Down syndrome.

Chorionic Villus Sampling (CVS) and Amniocentesis: These invasive tests involve collecting a small sample of placental tissue (CVS) or amniotic fluid (amniocentesis) to directly examine the fetal chromosomes. They offer more definitive results but come with a slightly higher risk.

🌈 Empowering Choices: Aneuploidy screening isn't about predicting the future but providing information. Armed with knowledge, parents can make decisions aligned with their values and preferences, whether it's preparing for a child with special needs or opting for further diagnostic tests.

🚀 Advancements in Technology: The field of aneuploidy screening is constantly evolving with advancements in technology. Continuous research and innovation aim to make these tests more accurate, accessible, and less invasive.

Dr. Tejas Tamhane is a leading Fetal Medicine and Radiologist Consultant at Motherhood Hospitals, in Lullanagar Pune. He has an experience of over 8+ years in the field of Fetal Medicine and Radiology. Book Consultation/Appointment Online, Reviews & Video Consultation.

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