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Amniocentisis at Fetal Medicine Centre Dubai
Hi All,
I am pregnant with our 3rd child, and due to my age, and also my double marker test results, my baby has a high risk of chromosonal abnormalities, specifically T18 and borderline risk for T13, T21 has been cleared.
I am booked to have a amniocentisis at Fetal Medicine Centre Duba healthcare city, unforunately I can not have the sample taken until July 7th, as that will be my 15 weeks of gestation, and Dr. Pour Mirza is away on leave until August. Therefore we have the option of having Dr. Farah Soraya, who used to be at Al Wasl hospital. My concern is that the amniocentisis procedure has a 1% risk of miscarriage. Also our 1st child Aryan, was stillborn at fullterm, due to a Dr's mistake, therefore my and my husband are very nervous on choosing the wrong Dr. again.
Are there any mother's here who have had any experience with Dr. Farah Soraya, particularly with Amniocentisis, and not just a detailed ultrasound scan, who can give me some feedback on her ability to carry out this procedure.
Our next option is to fly to the UK have the procdure done at the fetal medicine centre in London, but ofcourse flying there with 1 toddler and my food allergies is easier said than done...I am a nervous wreck, after the procedure for the following 5 days I will be petrified.
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