Re: 1st pregnancy down syndrome, will it happen again?

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At Thu, 23 Jan 2003, Joana wrote: >
>Hi, I just turned 25. My first pregancy at age 22 turned out in a downs
>syndrome baby (trisonomy 21). I'm 6 weeks pregnant and would like to
>know what are my risks this time. This baby was conceived with a
>different partner. Which test would you recommend? I have thought about
>undergoing a cvs test since it could be done at 10 weeks.
>
>Please help.......

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