Who should get genetic prenatal counseling?

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  1. Johns Hopkins Medicine
     
    Johns Hopkins Medicine answered:

    Your physician may recommend prenatal genetic counseling based on certain factors. Prenatal genetic counseling is appropriate for:

    • Woman age 33 and older
    • Woman who have had abnormal results from prenatal screening tests (such as blood work and ultrasounds)
    • Woman concerned of exposure to infection or medications during pregnancy
    • Family history of genetic disorders
    • Multiple miscarriages
    • Couples who have experienced infertility
    • Carriers of certain genetic conditions
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    Your physician may recommend prenatal genetic counseling based on certain factors. Prenatal genetic counseling is appropriate for: Woman age 33 and older Woman who have had abnormal results from prenatal screening tests (such as blood work and... More