The Advanced Antenatal Care package is a comprehensive health screening designed for expecting mothers to monitor essential health parameters during pregnancy. It measures blood sugar levels, blood group and Rh factor, infection markers like Hepatitis B, C, HIV, and syphilis, as well as key nutrients like iron and vitamin B12. These tests help detect potential complications such as gestational diabetes, anemia, infections, and thyroid imbalances that can affect both mother and baby. Early identification through this package supports timely interventions to safeguard maternal and fetal health. With overnight fasting required, it provides a detailed snapshot of metabolic, infectious, and nutritional status essential for a safe pregnancy. This package is an important step in ensuring a healthy journey through pregnancy by helping healthcare providers tailor care and reduce risks.

Why Get this Advanced Antenatal Care Package?

Early detection of gestational diabetes, anemia, thyroid disorders, and infections that can affect pregnancy outcomes.
Comprehensive screening for infectious diseases including Hepatitis B, C, HIV, and syphilis to protect mother and child.
Identification of blood group and Rh type to prevent complications related to blood incompatibilities during pregnancy and delivery.
Monitoring essential nutrients like iron and vitamin B12 to prevent maternal deficiencies and support fetal development.
Convenient, all-in-one package that offers a thorough health status check to guide timely medical care and improve pregnancy safety.

Who Should Get This?

Pregnant women in their first or early second trimester seeking comprehensive health screening.
Women with a family or personal history of diabetes, thyroid issues, or anemia.
Individuals at risk of or concerned about infectious diseases such as Hepatitis B, C, HIV, or syphilis.
Expectant mothers with previous pregnancy complications related to blood group incompatibility, nutrient deficiencies, or metabolic issues.
Women with lifestyle or health conditions needing detailed heart and kidney function assessment during pregnancy.

Additional Information

This package is a screening tool and not a diagnostic test; abnormal results should always be discussed with a healthcare provider.
Results help healthcare professionals manage pregnancy health proactively and recommend appropriate treatments or lifestyle changes.
Maintaining a balanced diet, regular prenatal checkups, and following doctor’s advice are essential alongside these tests for optimal pregnancy health.

Test Requirements

Sample type: Blood sample.
Preparation: Overnight fasting for 10-12 hours is mandatory to ensure accurate blood glucose and lipid measurements.
Avoid any medication or food intake during fasting unless prescribed otherwise by your doctor.

FAQs

What is the purpose of this Advanced Antenatal Care package?
This package screens for important health conditions like diabetes, infections, anemia, and thyroid problems that can affect pregnancy, helping ensure safety for mother and baby.
What types of tests are included and what samples are needed?
All tests are blood-based, including fasting blood glucose, blood grouping and Rh factor, infection markers (Hepatitis B, C, HIV, RPR for syphilis), iron studies, thyroid panel, and lipid profile. No urine tests are part of this package.
How do these tests provide a complete picture of my antenatal health?
They assess metabolic health (glucose, lipids), nutritional status (iron, vitamin B12), infections that could harm pregnancy, blood compatibility, and thyroid function, giving a well-rounded view of your health status.
Are there any special considerations for pregnant women?
Yes, pregnant women should prepare by fasting overnight and inform their doctors of any medications. Early screening helps manage risks to mother and fetus effectively.
When should I get retested or consult a doctor?
If any test result is abnormal, consult your healthcare provider promptly. Retesting schedules depend on your doctor’s advice and pregnancy progression. Regular antenatal visits remain essential.

For more detailed information, see Netmeds Health Library blog: Gestational Diabetes During Pregnancy: 7 Warning Signs and How to Treat Them Safely

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