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What is a triple marker test?
What is a triple marker test?
What is a triple marker test?
A triple marker test is a blood test conducted on pregnant women between with the gestational age of 15 to 20 weeks to identify any genetic or chromosomal disorder in the unborn baby.
Last updated on 08 Jun 2023
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Do ketones in urine interfere with pregnancy test results?
As such they dont, but if present in urine, it should not be ignored as it could be because of gestational diabetes. Ketones show lack of energy in mother and babies body leading to slow brain development of baby.
Last updated on 08 Jun 2023
How should a sonogram at 3 weeks pregnant look like?
At about 3 weeks, an early pregnancy ultrasound can detect your babies head and body.
Last updated on 08 Jun 2023
Is six weeks long enough to know you're pregnant?
Yes
Last updated on 09 Jun 2023
What happens when you have an empty gestational sac?
When the gestational sac is empty, this is known as an empty sac pregnancy, anembryonicpregnancy or a blighted ovum. It is a type of miscarriage. Empty sac pregnancies frequently have chromosome abnormalities.
Last updated on 08 Jun 2023
Do twins show negative pregnancy test?
Getting pregnant with twins and having a negative test pack are often false negatives. But sometimes, it happens, this condition is known as Prozone Effect; in which results of pregnancy tests are negative in women who have very high HCG levels
Last updated on 08 Jun 2023
Total Beta - HCG (TB-HCG)
Pregnancy Test, Human Chorionic Gonadotropin Maternal, Beta Human Chorionic Gonadotropin (Maternal)
- Reports: Within 24 Hrs
- No preparation required