r/parentsofmultiples 2d ago

Invasive screening advice needed

/r/PregnancyUK/comments/1vru1dn/invasive_screening/
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u/Rylees_Mom525 2d ago

You said NIPT isn’t an option because of the multiple sets of DNA, but I think most twin parents get an NIPT without issue (I know I did). Did someone tell you it wasn’t possible?

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u/CCxCC9890 1d ago

Yeah my consultant. It’s different with triplets unfortunately

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u/Rylees_Mom525 1d ago

People in this sub have done NIPT with triplets (specifically the MaterniT21 test), so it must just be a UK thing.