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NIPT (Non-Invasive Prenatal Testing) is a simple blood test taken from the mother that screens for fetal chromosomal abnormalities and determines the baby's gender — from week 10 of pregnancy, with zero risk to the baby or the mother.

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What Does NIPT Test Screen For

The NIPT blood test analyzes cell-free fetal DNA (cfDNA) circulating in the mother's blood and screens for:

  • Down Syndrome (Trisomy 21) — with up to 99% accuracy
  • Edwards Syndrome (Trisomy 18)
  • Patau Syndrome (Trisomy 13)
  • Sex Chromosome Abnormalities — including Turner and Klinefelter syndromes
  • Baby's Gender — male or female, with over 99% accuracy

NIPT Test for Gender — How Early Can You Know

The NIPT test can determine the baby's gender from week 10 of pregnancy — earlier and more accurate than ultrasound at this stage. The test detects the presence of a Y chromosome in the mother's blood sample to identify whether the baby is male or female.

When to Do NIPT Test

  • Earliest: Week 10 of pregnancy
  • No upper limit — can be done at any stage of pregnancy
  • No fasting required
  • Sample: A simple blood draw from the mother — zero risk to the baby

When Do NIPT Test Results Come Back

NIPT test results are available within 7 to 14 business days from the time the sample is sent to our specialized laboratory. You receive a detailed electronic report with a medical consultation available to explain findings.

Who Should Consider NIPT Testing

  • Pregnant women aged 35 and above (higher chromosomal risk)
  • Women with a personal or family history of chromosomal conditions
  • Abnormal first-trimester ultrasound findings
  • Elevated risk from Triple or Quadruple Screen results
  • Women who want to know the baby's gender early with high accuracy
  • Any expectant mother seeking additional reassurance about fetal health

NIPT vs Other Prenatal Screening Tests

NIPT vs Triple Screen: The Triple Screen estimates statistical probability. NIPT analyzes actual fetal DNA — significantly more accurate.

NIPT vs Amniocentesis: Amniocentesis carries a 0.5–1% miscarriage risk. NIPT is a simple blood draw — no risk to the pregnancy.

NIPT vs First-Trimester Ultrasound: Ultrasound detects structural abnormalities. NIPT detects chromosomal abnormalities invisible on ultrasound.

NIPT Test at Raha — What You Get

  • Sample collected at our lab or at your home in Riyadh
  • Sent to our accredited specialized laboratory
  • Detailed electronic report within 7–14 business days
  • Screens for major chromosomal conditions
  • Optional gender determination
  • Medical consultation to explain results upon request

Book Your NIPT Test Now

Available at our lab or from the comfort of your home — accurate results, trusted process.

Contact Us:

  • Phone: +966 55 320 5582
  • WhatsApp: +966595803356
  • Email: info@rahahealth.com.sa
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Instructions

This test doesn't require fasting

 
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