Pregnancy Test
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Measures the Beta hCG hormone to confirm pregnancy and detect certain hormonal or reproductive conditions.
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Assesses thyroid-stimulating hormone for metabolic balance.
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Checks blood cells to detect anemia, infections, and overall health status.
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Determines your blood type (A, B, AB, or O) and Rh factor, essential for safe transfusions, medical procedures, and emergency care.
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Measures glucose levels in the blood to assess energy balance, insulin function, and the risk of diabetes or metabolic issues.
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Examines urine for cells, crystals, and abnormalities to assess kidney health, hydration, and potential infections.
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Screens for the Human Immunodeficiency Virus to help ensure early detection, timely care, and overall health monitoring.
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Screens for Hepatitis B impacting liver and metabolic function.
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Screens for Hepatitis C antibodies to detect past or current infection and assess overall liver health.
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Screens for syphilis by detecting antibodies linked to the infection, helping ensure early diagnosis and treatment.
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Double Marker (Free BHCG, PAPP-A) for Pragnancy of 8 weeks to 13 weeks+6 days
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A prenatal screening test that helps assess the risk of chromosomal or developmental abnormalities in the second trimester of pregnancy.
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A prenatal screening test done between 14 to 22+6 weeks to assess the risk of chromosomal and developmental abnormalities in the baby.