Yes, you can have an elective amniocentesis where they insert a needle into the womb and withdraw some fluid that contains cells from your baby. These cells can then be studied to examine the DNA in them to determine whether the baby has Down syndrome or not.
You should carefully consider what might happen if the result is positive. As you may be aware, you are in the third trimester and, in this late stage of pregnancy, many countries will not offer elective terminations past this date.
You should consult a qualified medical practitioner if you are concerned.
a blood test tells you how many weeks you are when you are pregnant.
Consult with doctor they can help you narrow it down.
No. Parents of Down Syndrome typically are normal genetically and there is no test for parents to determine the possibility of a Down Syndrome offspring. There are no known external factors that are known to contribute to Down Syndrome. It is possible to test for Down Syndrome in the fetus.
Yes, there are blood test that they can do to check for different birth defects, including down syndrome. If your dr hasn't done that yet, and you are concerned, you may want to talk to him/her about it.
About 2 weeks.
you could be pregnant in the first 2 weeks if pregnancy test is blue
yes
One to two weeks.
Two weeks after.
A woman may want a CVS test if she is pregnant if she suspects Down syndrome, or wants to know if her baby will be normal.
Yes there are examination that can determine that a fetus has down syndrome.. called amniocentesis.
You can take the test now.