Prenatal Screening
Prenatal Screening involves a combination of blood tests and ultrasounds to assess the risk of certain genetic conditions and chromosomal abnormalities in the developing baby. These non-invasive tests, typically done in the first and second trimesters, help expectant parents make informed decisions and prepare for the health and care needs of their baby
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1. What are prenatal screening tests?
The centre offers gynecological imaging and assessments related to pregnancy and reproductive health.
2. When are prenatal screening tests done?
Most screening tests are done in the first and second trimesters of pregnancy.
3. Who should undergo prenatal screening?
All pregnant women are advised to undergo prenatal screening regardless of age or risk factors.
4. What happens if a screening test is abnormal?
Abnormal results may require further diagnostic testing and genetic counselling.
5. Is prenatal screening mandatory?
While not mandatory, prenatal screening is strongly recommended for informed pregnancy care.