Antenatal HCV Comprehensive Panel Test Cost & Procedure

Description

The period of a woman's life when she is pregnant is significant, because the mother's health directly affects the health of the unborn child. Pregnancy's first trimester is its most important stage and calls for careful assessment. This kit is special since it checks pregnant women for essential infectious disorders like HIV, syphilis, Hepatitis B, and C that can be passed from mother to child, as well as their nutritional status and blood type. For a healthy pregnancy, it also provides tests like blood glucose, TSH, CBC, urine analysis, and more.

An exam called the Antenatal Profile Complete is given to expectant women to see if the mother has any health issues that could prevent the foetus from developing normally, identifying any potential risk factors.

Antenatal screening refers to tests that most gynaecologists advise being carried out ideally in the first trimester of pregnancy.

It's a crucial tool for determining a pregnant woman's and her unborn child's wellbeing.

Parameter test

Comprehensive urine examination, complete blood count, blood group ABO and Rh, VDRL, RBS, HIV-1 and HIV-2, HBsAg, anti-HCV, and TSH

What is Antenatal Profile?

The period of a woman's life when she is pregnant is significant, because the mother's health directly affects the health of the unborn child. Pregnancy's first trimester is its most important stage and calls for careful assessment. This product is distinctive since it examines a pregnant woman's dietary needs and blood type. Pregnant women are routinely screened for serious infectious disorders including HIV, Syphilis, and Hepatitis B, which can be passed from mother to child. Prenatal testing are crucial instruments for safeguarding a pregnant woman's and her unborn child's health.

Process:

Fasting is not necessary.

The lab technician will take a patient's blood sample. This will be examined at a laboratory, and the report is typically delivered the same day.

Sample

Office and Home Sample Collection

Conclusion

First-trimester expectant mothers are advised to have an antenatal checkup (ANC), which is an early pregnancy checkup. This kit can aid in the identification of health issues in the developing foetus, the determination of features like foetal age, sex, or weight, or the diagnosis of any physical disorders that may impair foetal development. To make sure the mother and foetus are healthy and safe, a number of tests are performed. In order to identify any aberrant protein or sugar secretion or the presence of urinary tract infections, the antenatal checkup involves a comprehensive urine sample (UTIs). A complete blood count aids in the identification of infections, anaemia, and other blood count abnormalities.

In order to ensure safety, further tests for Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C, and Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) are also provided. First trimester blood group and Rhesus factor confirmation are aided by blood group information. The baby's health could be at risk if its parents are both Rhesus negative and positive. In addition, testing for thyroid, blood sugar, serum iron, and venereal disease were performed (VDRL).