Test Preparation : No special preparation required

Sample : EDTA, Serum, Fluoride & Urine

Methodlogy : NA

Description :

WHAT IS IT?

The Antenatal Profile complete is a complete medical assessment for pregnant women that includes tests to guarantee the mother's and growing fetus's health. CBC, Blood Group & Rh Factor, Blood Sugar testing, VDRL and HIV 1&2 screens, HBsAg analysis for hepatitis B detection, TSH evaluation for thyroid function, Urine R/M test for kidney function, and a Hemoglobin Electrophoresis test for diagnosing hemoglobinopathies are all included. These tests allow healthcare practitioners to evaluate and treat any health issues, allowing for prompt interventions and individualized care plans, all of which contribute to a safer pregnant journey.

WHY?

The Antenatal Profile Comprehensive is a critical tool for healthcare practitioners to identify and manage potential pregnant health problems. It includes the Complete Blood Count (CBC), Blood Group & Rh Factor testing, Blood Sugar monitoring, VDRL and HIV 1&2 screens, HBsAg testing, TSH analysis, Urine R/M testing, and Hemoglobin Electrophoresis test. These tests aid in the detection of prospective health difficulties, the identification of blood compatibility issues, the management of gestational diabetes, the detection of sexually transmitted infections, the prevention of hepatitis B transmission, the maintenance of optimum thyroid function, the identification of urine abnormalities, and the detection of hemoglobinopathies. This proactive strategy assures the mother's and fetus's safety and well-being during pregnancy.

PRECAUTIONS

Inform your healthcare practitioner about any continuing drugs, supplements, or health issues in order to prepare for the Antenatal Profile Comprehensive. Fasting instructions for CBC, Blood Group & Rh Factor, Blood Sugar, VDRL, HIV 1&2, HBsAg, and TSH tests should be followed, as should proper water. Collect a clean-catch midstream urine sample and stay hydrated for Urine R/M. Follow the instructions and speak with the healthcare team for Hemoglobin Electrophoresis. A collaborative approach between the expecting mother and her healthcare team improves test findings and adds to a thorough assessment of maternal and fetal health during pregnancy.