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Blood tests
Haemoglobin
Haemoglobin is a substance in red blood cells that combines with and carries oxygen around the body, and gives blood its red colour. Reduced levels of haemoglobin in the blood indicate that you might have anaemia. Your blood will be taken to check your haemoglobin level at your first antenatal visit and again usually during the last 10 weeks. If your haemoglobin is low you may be advised to take iron supplements or to improve your dietary intake of iron.
Blood group and Rhesus factor
Your blood group will be checked so that in the unlikely event of an emergency you can have a blood transfusion. 85% of people are Rhesus positive (Rh+), which means that their blood contains the Rhesus factor, a protein attached to the surface of red blood cells. If you are Rhesus negative (Rh-) and lack the Rhesus factor and your baby's father is Rh+ this can, in rare circumstances, lead to a complication in your baby called Rhesus disease. Fortunately Rhesus disease is now almost entirely preventable.
Rubella (German measles)
A blood test will be performed to check if you have had this infection. Since the symptoms of rubella are often mild only a blood test will tell if you have had it or been vaccinated against it in the past. Rubella, especially if contracted in early pregnancy, can cause complications for your baby.
Syphilis
A blood test for syphilis is also performed, as the disease needs to be treated with antibiotics.
pierwsze słyszę,by zespół downa czy edwardsa stwierdzic na podstawie ampułki krwi?
co innego badanie genetyczne czy usg,ale nie krew
może kiedyś naukowcy wymyślą taki sposób,ale jak narazie to testy potrójne,aminopunkcja itp.
ze zwykłej probówki na pierwszej wizycie to nie sądzę by coś takiego było ....chyba,że ja się mylę
Blood tests
Haemoglobin
Haemoglobin is a substance in red blood cells that combines with and carries oxygen around the body, and gives blood its red colour. Reduced levels of haemoglobin in the blood indicate that you might have anaemia. Your blood will be taken to check your haemoglobin level at your first antenatal visit and again usually during the last 10 weeks. If your haemoglobin is low you may be advised to take iron supplements or to improve your dietary intake of iron.
Blood group and Rhesus factor
Your blood group will be checked so that in the unlikely event of an emergency you can have a blood transfusion. 85% of people are Rhesus positive (Rh+), which means that their blood contains the Rhesus factor, a protein attached to the surface of red blood cells. If you are Rhesus negative (Rh-) and lack the Rhesus factor and your baby's father is Rh+ this can, in rare circumstances, lead to a complication in your baby called Rhesus disease. Fortunately Rhesus disease is now almost entirely preventable.
Rubella (German measles)
A blood test will be performed to check if you have had this infection. Since the symptoms of rubella are often mild only a blood test will tell if you have had it or been vaccinated against it in the past. Rubella, especially if contracted in early pregnancy, can cause complications for your baby.
Syphilis
A blood test for syphilis is also performed, as the disease needs to be treated with antibiotics.
pierwsze słyszę,by zespół downa czy edwardsa stwierdzic na podstawie ampułki krwi?
co innego badanie genetyczne czy usg,ale nie krew
może kiedyś naukowcy wymyślą taki sposób,ale jak narazie to testy potrójne,aminopunkcja itp.
ze zwykłej probówki na pierwszej wizycie to nie sądzę by coś takiego było ....chyba,że ja się mylę
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