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| The Fibronectin Test |
23 to 35 weeks for Premature LabourPlease note: We no longer offer the Fibronectin Test as a stand alone service. It can be added to any scan where the gestational age is within the range above, or it can be performed as part of our new Premature Birth Screening service. This test is useful for any mother to be who may be concerned about premature labour and subsequent premature birth. You may find a Fibronectin Test particularly useful if:
Testing is similar to having a smear test. There is no risk to you or your baby, the result is available in 24 hours and testing can be repeated at regular intervals through the pregnancy. An advantage is that a cervical ultrasound can be performed at the same time increasing the accuracy of the screening process. More information on the Fibronectin Test can be found on this website For bookings information and prices please see our Appointments page.
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