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Expecting Mothers Deserve a Peace of Mind.
At Dubai Lab Tests, we make it easy with our Non-Invasive Prenatal Testing (NIPT) service. Our NIPT test in Dubai is designed to provide you with early detection of chromosomal conditions, all from the comfort of your home.
Non-Invasive Prenatal Testing, is a cutting-edge screening method that detects chromosomal abnormalities. Unlike traditional invasive tests, the NIPT test requires only a blood sample from the mother, making it completely risk-free.
Why is NIPT Important?
- All our laboratory tests are carried our at a accredited laboratory
- 100% privacy and confidential testing
- Available treatments Plans for all types of Tests
- Free Consultation and Personalized Assessment with our Licensed Specialists and Doctors.
- Best Prices and Highest Quality Service
- Flexible Payment Plans with Multiple Options
Why Choose Dubai Lab Tests?
- Comfort and Convenience of Home, Pregnancy is a journey filled with emotions, and we know how important it is to feel safe and comfortable. Our at-home NIPT service allows you tostay relaxed and at ease in your own space, avoiding the need to travel. Let us handle everything while you focus on the joy of expecting your little one.
- Safe for Both Mother and Baby, Your baby’s safety is your top priority, and it’s ours too. Our NIPT is a safe and gentle way to gain valuable insights into your baby’s health without any risks to you or your child. You can trust that our procedures are designed with the highest standards of care.
- Simple, Pain-Free, and Reliable, We understand how sensitive this time is for you. Our NIPT is a simple, pain-free blood test, performed by experienced professionals to ensure your comfort. With our quick and reliable results, you’ll feel reassured about your baby’s health in no time.
- Professional Care Deliveredto Your Doorstep, Our DHA-licensed nurses bring expert care to you, so you don’t have to go through the stress of a clinic visit. We’ll be there at your convenience, providing not just testing but also the compassion and support you need during this special time.
Benefits of Doing a NIPT Test
- Non-invasive and Safe: Our NIPT requires only a simple blood draw from the mother, eliminating the risks associated with invasive procedures like amniocentesis.
- Early Detection: Conducted as early as 10 weeks into the pregnancy, our NIPT provides early insights into your baby’s health.
- Comprehensive Screening: In addition to common chromosomal abnormalities, our NIPT can also screen for other genetic conditions and determine the baby’s sex.
- Early Gender Reveal: NIPT can determine the baby’s sex as early as 10 weeks into the pregnancy, allowing parents to plan and prepare for their new arrival sooner.
NIPT Who is it for?
- Expectant parents looking for early insights into your baby’s health with NIPT.
- Women with a High-Risk Pregnancy. Those identified as high-risk due to abnormal ultrasound findings, previous pregnancies, or family history.
- Families with a history of genetic conditions seeking reassurance.
- Parents-to-be who prefer a non-invasive, risk-free screening option.
- Anyone wanting accurate results to make informed decisions during pregnancy.
How It Works?
Step 1
Book An Appointment
Step 2
Blood Sample Collection
Step 3
Sent for Lab Test
Step 4
Get Results
A Mother’s Success with NIPT Prenatal Screening
I am the mother of two children, a daughter and a son. At the age of 37, I became pregnant with my second child, a boy. From the beginning, my husband and I knew I would opt for a non-invasive prenatal test (NIPT). After experiencing a miscarriage during my first pregnancy, it was crucial for us to gather as much information as possible about the health of our baby. We wanted to be fully prepared if our child faced any potential chromosomal conditions. The test was easy to take, and we received the results quickly, which thankfully came back normal. I believe gathering information during pregnancy is essential, and this screening provided the peace of mind we were seeking.
Finding Peace of Mind with Non-Invasive Prenatal Testing
Finding Peace of Mind with Non-Invasive Prenatal Testing In my two subsequent pregnancies, we opted for NIPT. Given our experience with trisomy 18, we appreciated that NIPT could be done early in the first trimester, was non-invasive, and posed no risk to the pregnancy. It allowed us to prepare for any potential chromosomal conditions without the need for more invasive testing. Thankfully, both tests showed our children were unlikely to have trisomy 21, trisomy 18, or trisomy 13. Having NIPT during those pregnancies eased our anxieties and provided peace of mind.
NIPT Provided Clarity and Confidence
NIPT Provided Clarity and Confidence I know firsthand how valuable a non-invasive prenatal test (NIPT) can be in helping parents prepare for their babies. While pregnant with my daughter, I underwent standard blood testing along with a nuchal translucency ultrasound. The results showed my baby had a high chance of being born with Down syndrome, which left me very anxious and seeking more information. The follow-up options presented to us didn’t provide the reassurance we needed. I'm happy to share that my little girl is now four years old and thriving. I’m so glad I took the initiative to explore NIPT and gain peace of mind. I would encourage other expectant moms to learn about prenatal screening options early in their pregnancy to get the answers they need.
Frequently Asked Questions
Genetic information through DNA fragments called cell-free DNA (cff-DNA) is released from the placenta into the pregnant woman’s bloodstream where it is mixed with her own genetic information. After carrying out an ultrasound examination to determine the length of gestation (how far along the pregnancy has progressed) and to see the number of foetuses, you can carry out the blood test which must be sent to the laboratory. When analyzing the blood sample, the mixture of DNA from the mother and the child is looked at to determine whether there is a high or low risk of the child having certain chromosomal abnormalities.
It is your choice whether you want to have the NIPT completed or not. It is important to remember that you may be faced with difficult choices if the test shows a high risk , and you must think this through in advance. The vast majority of women will give birth to healthy children, but approx. 5% will have sick fetuses. After you turn 35, the likelihood that the child will have Down syndrome and other conditions increases, and therefore a public NIPT offer is being created for pregnant women >35 years of age at term. We will help you through the process and give you a safe framework for whatever choice you wish to make.
We attach great importance to individual guidance and providing good information about NIPT. Do you have any questions about the test, or just want to talk to us beforehand? Order a free video consultation about NIPT here. It is important to know the characteristics of the test, including its limitations , as well as the choices you face if a high risk of chromosomal conditions is detected. At FAM, you can be sure to be met by therapists with good expertise who guide you and give you the knowledge base to make informed choices.
Yes, NIPT is completely noninvasive and poses no risk to your baby. It only requires a simple blood draw from the mother.
NIPT screens for common chromosomal abnormalities, including Down syndrome (trisomy 21), Edwards syndrome (trisomy 18), and Patau syndrome (trisomy 13). Some tests may also check for other genetic conditions, depending on your healthcare provider’s recommendations.
Yes, in addition to screening for chromosomal abnormalities, NIPT can also determine your baby’s gender, if you wish to know.
NIPT offers a high degree of accuracy in detecting chromosomal abnormalities, significantly reducing the need for further invasive testing.