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Q: Should I have diagnostic prenatal testing? And if I do, amniocentesis or CVS?
I’m debating whether to have CVS. What exactly happens during the procedure?
I think I'm going to go through with the amniocentesis. What exactly happens during the procedure? Will it hurt?
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