Maternal Screening Triple Marker in GPRE College

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Maternal Screening, Triple Marker is a blood test package that is designed to evaluate the risk of chromosomal abnormalities, neural tube defects, and certain genetic disorders in a developing fetus. This test measures three specific markers in a pregnant woman's blood: alpha-fetoprotein (AFP), human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG), and estriol.

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Benefits:

Early Detection: The triple marker test can detect certain genetic disorders, chromosomal abnormalities, and neural tube defects in a developing fetus earlier in pregnancy than other tests.
Non-Invasive: The triple marker test is a non-invasive test that poses no risk to the developing fetus.
Risk Assessment: The test can provide an assessment of the risk of certain abnormalities or disorders, allowing expectant parents to make informed decisions about the pregnancy.
Preparation: The results of the triple marker test can help parents prepare for the birth of a child with certain conditions by allowing them to seek specialized medical care or counseling.

Requirement:

Health check-ups are recommended to detect underlying health problems

monitor existing conditions

and promote overall health and wellness. A blood test can be an important part of a health check-up as it can provide valuable information about your health status.

Description:

What is the turnaround time for the blood test reports?

The expected turnaround time for receiving the blood test reports for all packages is typically 24-48 hours. In certain tests and conditions, the process may be completed faster, and the reports may be shared on the same day.

What is the process for sample collection?

A trained technician from docOPD will be assigned a day before the scheduled appointment, and you will receive communication about the appointment through SMS, email, and WhatsApp. The process for collecting the sample involves a trained technician visiting your home for home collection.

Are the blood test reports confidential?

All blood test reports obtained through docOPD are treated as confidential and will only be shared with the patient. The company employs secure IT infrastructure, and its employees do not have direct access to patients' medical records. DocOPD takes confidentiality and discretion very seriously and maintains the privacy of every medical report.

Can pregnant women undergo blood tests?

Yes, pregnant women can undergo blood tests. However, some packages may have specific tests that are not recommended during pregnancy. It is recommended to consult with your doctor before opting for any blood test package during pregnancy.

Are there any restrictions on smoking and alcohol consumption before the procedure?

It depends on the specific test or procedure being performed. In general, smoking and alcohol consumption can have an impact on the accuracy of test results and can also increase the risk of complications during certain procedures.

Do you provide Free Home Sample Collection?

Yes, docopd offers free home sample collection in select cities. If home collection is not possible, they may provide information about the nearest testing center where patients can give their blood sample. However, it is best to check with docopd for any limitations, requirements, or costs associated with this service.