Is it safe to test for cvs test at nine weeks pregancy should i do test or not

Have you told your dr. your concerns. They used to believe that it increased your risk of miscarriage, but it has been found in the past couple of years that it is less likely than they used to think. I imagine the reason the doctor wants to do this now is to make sure that there are no abnormalities in the baby because of your risk of miscarriage. That way you might still have time to terminate the pregnancy if you found out there was something wrong with the baby.

The decisions comes down if you would be willing to carry the baby to full term even if there was something that was wrong which is probably unlikely, but something to consider.

I would tell your doctor your concerns about the cvs causing a miscarriage and they can help you look at all of the pros and cons.

Here is an article that might be interesting for you and help put your mind at ease:
http://www.acog.org/from_home/publications/press_releases/nr08-31-06-1 .cfm

If the doc says it is safe, i'm sure it is safe. i'd go ahead with it

CVS is usually performed between 10 and 13 weeks from your last menstrual period. CVS may be chosen over amniocentesis because it may be performed earlier in the pregnancy. Although CVS is considered to be a safe procedure, it is recognized as an invasive diagnostic test that does pose potential risks. Miscarriage is the primary risk related to CVS occurring 1 out of every 100 procedures.

CVS is not recommended for women who:

Have an active infection (i.e. STD), are carrying twins, have experienced vaginal bleeding during pregnancy

Transcervical CVS is not recommended for women who:
Have uterine fibroids or have a tilted uterus which impedes the catheter

Following the procedure, the mother may experience one or more of the following side effects:
Infection, Spotting, Cramping and pain at puncture point

Contact your healthcare provider if these symptoms remain or get worse. You should also contact your healthcare provider if you experience:
Fever, chills or leaking of amniotic fluid

The choice is ultimately up to you. It really depends on your willingness to take care of a special needs child, or to accept whatever God places before you. As stated before, discuss any concerns with your physician. Good luck and God bless.
Susu