Prenatal Genetic Testing

Prenatal genetic testing can provide valuable insights into your baby's health, helping you make informed decisions. With Dr. Susanne Ramos and her team's expert guidance, navigate the options and empower yourself to ensure a healthy pregnancy. 

What is prenatal genetic testing, and how does it support expectant parents?

Prenatal genetic testing involves evaluating the genetic health of the developing fetus. This testing provides crucial insights for expectant parents to make informed decisions about their pregnancy journey.

What are the advantages of undergoing prenatal genetic testing?

Prenatal genetic testing offers valuable information about potential genetic risks, enabling parents to better understand their baby's health and make well-informed choices during pregnancy.

How does prenatal genetic testing work and what types of tests are available?

Prenatal genetic testing analyzes the genetic material of the fetus. Different tests, such as carrier screenings and diagnostic tests, can identify a range of genetic conditions, including chromosomal abnormalities and single-gene disorders.

Is prenatal genetic testing recommended for every pregnancy?

Prenatal genetic testing is a personal decision. It's often recommended for individuals with a family history of genetic disorders or specific risk factors. Consultation with a healthcare provider can help determine its relevance to your situation.

Can prenatal genetic testing provide insights into a wide range of genetic conditions?

Yes, prenatal genetic testing covers various genetic conditions, offering insights into chromosomal and single-gene disorders. The testing options available are tailored to provide specific information based on different needs.

Prenatal genetic testing is a valuable tool for expectant parents to gain insights into their baby's genetic health. With a range of testing options, genetic counseling, and educational resources available, parents can make informed decisions that contribute to the well-being of their pregnancy and their baby's future.