Pregnancy Profile
Price: ₹4000 ₹3000
The Pregnancy Profile at CC Saha Medi Centre is a foundational screening for expectant mothers in Kolkata. This profile is designed to establish a healthy baseline, identify blood compatibility, and screen for viral markers to ensure a safe journey for both mother and child.
What it is
Identification of ABO and Rh factor.
When is it needed?
First prenatal visit.
What can be detected from the test?
Rh incompatibility (critical for preventing complications in the baby).
What it is
Fasting and Post-Prandial glucose check.
When is it needed?
Early pregnancy and again in the second trimester.
What can be detected from the test?
Gestational diabetes, which can affect birth weight and delivery safety.
What it is
Screening for Hepatitis B virus.
When is it needed?
Mandatory early-stage screening.
What can be detected from the test?
Risk of virus transmission from mother to child during birth.
What it is
Screening for Human Immunodeficiency Virus.
When is it needed?
Mandatory prenatal screening.
What can be detected from the test?
Detects mother-to-child HIV transmission through early intervention.
What it is
Screening for Hepatitis C virus.
When is it needed?
Routine part of the viral marker panel.
What can be detected from the test?
Chronic liver issues or potential transmission risks.
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Package Preparation and likely Test Chronology
To ensure the highest accuracy of your reports at CC Saha MediCentre, please follow these standard protocols:
1. Pre-Test Preparation
Fasting: A strict 8 to 12-hour overnight fast is required for the Fasting Sugar sample.
The PP Meal: For the Post-Prandial (PP) test, eat a balanced meal as recommended by your nutritionist. The 2-hour countdown begins from the first bite of this meal.
Stay Hydrated: You may drink plain water during the fasting period. Avoid sugary beverages or caffeinated drinks.
2. Test Chronology
Morning Fasting Sample: Blood is drawn first thing in the morning to check baseline glucose and viral markers.
Meal Intake: The patient consumes their meal (Breakfast or Lunch).
Waiting Period: The patient returns to the lab exactly 2 hours after starting their meal for the second blood draw.
Sample Processing: Viral markers and blood grouping are processed in our high-precision serology department.
Reporting: Results are typically consolidated and delivered within 24 hours.
3. Additional Information
Safety First: Screening for HIV, HBsAg, and HCV is a standard global safety protocol to protect the newborn.
Rh Factor Awareness: Knowing the mother’s blood group early allows our consultants to prepare for Rh-negative management if necessary.
Digital Convenience: Reports can be accessed via our online portal or sent directly to your obstetrician for immediate review.