The Double Marker Test in pregnancy is a blood test done in early pregnancy, usually along with a first-trimester ultrasound. It measures two specific hormones in the mother’s blood that are linked to placental function. When combined with ultrasound findings and maternal age, the test helps estimate the risk of chromosomal conditions like Down syndrome.
This test does not provide a diagnosis but offers important insight to guide further care.
The main purpose of the Double Marker Test for pregnancy is to assess the likelihood of certain chromosomal abnormalities early in pregnancy. Early risk assessment allows parents and doctors to plan appropriate steps timely. It also helps reduce unnecessary anxiety by identifying pregnancies that are at low risk.
At Precous Clinic, an echocardiography during pregnancy in Pune can help identify several heart-related conditions, including:
The Double Marker Test in pregnancy is usually advised between 9 and 13 weeks of gestation. It may be recommended for:
At Precious Clinic for Advanced Fetal Medicine, screening is never treated as a routine formality. Every test is approached with experience and empathy.
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