We're here to help you access the hospital at university campus on game days. Tell the officer at security checkpoints that you need to get to the hospital.
We will call you as soon as we have your test results. The time it takes to get results depends on the tests that are ordered with your procedure. Most of the time the tests that are ordered are:
FISH
About 48 hours
Karyotype (traditional chromosome studies)
About 2 weeks
Chromosome microarray
About 10 days
Care at Home
Call the Fetal Diagnosis Clinic if you have:
Bleeding or leaking of fluid from the vagina
Severe stomach pain
A fever over 100. 4° F (38.0° C)
Flu like symptoms, such as muscle aches, chills, or nausea/vomiting
Medicines
Your nurse and/or a pharmacist will talk with you about your medicine(s) before you go home.
Diet
Eat and drink as normal.
Activity
Do not lift over 15 pounds for 24 hours after your procedure.
Other information
You may have some cramping of the uterus after this procedure. It may last up to 24 hours. It often gets better on its own. Take Tylenol® as needed.
You may be asked some questions when using the toll-free number.
Send a MyChart message for non-urgent questions or concerns.
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