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MBBS, MS (Obstetrics & Gynaecology)

MBBS, MS (Obstetrics & Gynaecology)

MBBS, MS (Obstetrics & Gynaecology)

MBBS, MS (Obstetrics & Gynaecology)

MBBS, MS (Obstetrics & Gynaecology)

MBBS, MS (Obstetrics & Gynaecology)
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Measures the level of hCG in your blood to help confirm an early pregnancy.
Checks haemoglobin, red and white blood cells and platelets to identify anaemia and other blood abnormalities.
Measures haemoglobin to check whether you may be anaemic.
Identifies your blood group and whether you are Rh-positive or Rh-negative—important information for pregnancy care.
Measures TSH to identify thyroid levels that may need further assessment during pregnancy.
Measures fasting blood sugar to identify levels that may be higher or lower than expected.
Checks for protein, glucose, blood and other urine abnormalities that may need further assessment.
Checks whether bacteria are growing in the urine and helps identify a urinary tract infection.
Screens for HIV so appropriate pregnancy care can be planned if the result is positive.
Screens for current Hepatitis B infection so appropriate care for you and your baby can be planned.
Screens for syphilis so it can be evaluated and treated during pregnancy if detected.
Screens for antibodies associated with Hepatitis C infection.
Measures stored iron and helps identify depleted iron stores, even before anaemia becomes more pronounced.
Checks circulating iron and related markers to help identify iron deficiency.
Measures Vitamin B12 levels to identify a deficiency that may contribute to anaemia.
Measures folate levels, an important nutrient for maternal health and early fetal development.
Estimates the baby’s risk for certain chromosomal conditions using first-trimester screening markers and pregnancy information.
Helps assess chromosomal risk and, when combined with the required maternal and clinical inputs, contributes to early preeclampsia risk assessment.
Checks haemoglobin, red and white blood cells and platelets to identify anaemia and other blood abnormalities.
Measures haemoglobin to check whether you may be anaemic.
Measures stored iron and helps identify depleted iron stores.
Checks circulating iron and related markers to help identify iron deficiency.
Checks for protein, glucose, blood and other urine abnormalities that may need further assessment.
Checks whether bacteria are growing in the urine and helps identify a urinary tract infection.
Measures fasting blood sugar to identify levels that may be higher or lower than expected.
Measures your blood glucose response after a 75 g glucose load to help screen for gestational diabetes.
Measures TSH to identify thyroid levels that may need further assessment during pregnancy.
Uses maternal blood markers and pregnancy information to estimate the risk of certain chromosomal conditions and neural tube defects.
Uses four maternal blood markers with pregnancy information to estimate the risk of certain chromosomal conditions and neural tube defects.
Measures AFP in maternal blood to help assess the risk of open neural tube defects.
Measures Vitamin B12 levels to identify a deficiency that may contribute to anaemia.
Measures folate levels, an important nutrient for maternal health and fetal development.
Checks haemoglobin, red and white blood cells and platelets to identify anaemia and other blood abnormalities.
Measures haemoglobin to check whether you may be anaemic.
Measures stored iron and helps identify depleted iron stores as you approach delivery.
Checks circulating iron and related markers to help identify iron deficiency.
Checks for protein, glucose, blood and other urine abnormalities that may need further assessment.
Checks whether bacteria are growing in the urine and helps identify a urinary tract infection.
Measures your blood sugar level at the time of testing to identify abnormal glucose levels.
Measures blood glucose after a 75 g glucose load to help screen for gestational diabetes when screening is due.
Checks kidney and electrolyte markers to identify changes that may need further assessment during late pregnancy.
Checks liver enzymes, bilirubin and proteins to identify changes that may need further assessment.
Measures TSH to identify thyroid levels that may need further assessment or monitoring during pregnancy.
Measures how long your blood takes to clot through one part of the clotting pathway.
Measures clotting time through another part of the blood-clotting pathway.
Checks for bacterial or other microbial growth when your doctor wants to evaluate a possible vaginal infection.
What you find now, your doctor still has time to act on
Screened at 24–28 weeks. Caught early, it's often managed with diet and activity.
Iron tablets take weeks to work. Start now, before baby's needs peak in trimester 3
Often no symptoms, which is why a simple urine test matters now.
At week 24, there's time to act. At week 34, there's a lot less.
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