Before my first-trimester screening visit, are my basic pregnancy labs — blood group, infection screen, thyroid, glucose — normal?
Best for
Newly pregnant women at their first or early antenatal visit, before F6-T2's first-trimester combined screening is due.
Time at centre: ~20 minPreparation: Fasting for glucose*Report: Within 24–48 hrsBooking: Self-bookCollection: Blood/Urine: Home* · USG: Centre
Antenatal care is individualized and clinician-led (per ACOG guidance) — this is a fixed starting panel, not a substitute for your obstetrician's ongoing care plan. (ACOG)
What's included
USG Pelvis — Confirms pregnancy location and early viability
CBC, Blood Group & Rh — Baseline blood count and Rh-compatibility screening
TSH, Fasting Glucose — Thyroid and early gestational diabetes screening
HIV, HBsAg, HCV, VDRL — Standard antenatal infection screening panel
Complete Urine Analysis — Screens for urinary infection and protein/glucose in urine
What normal doesn't rule out
fetal chromosomal or structural abnormalities — this is a maternal baseline panel, not a screening test for the fetus. First-trimester screening (F6-T2) and NIPT/anomaly scan (F6-T3/T4) cover that.
Not included
NT+NB Scan / Double Marker (see F6-T2)
NIPT / fetal genetic screening (see F6-T3, F6-T4)
TORCH panel (not included — ask your obstetrician)
Not the right fit if
you're already past 11 weeks — go directly to F6-T2 for the time-sensitive first-trimester screening window instead of starting here.
Preparation
Preparation: 8–10 hours fasting recommended for the glucose test. USG pelvis may need a full bladder — confirmed at booking. || Collection & eligibility: Home service coversblood collection only. Urine sample and USG require a centre visit. Self-bookable, no referral needed.
Result pathway
Normal
Proceed to F6-T2 at 11–14 weeks as scheduled
Borderline
Discuss with your obstetrician — may need earlier follow-up
Abnormal
Prompt referral to your obstetrician
Urgent
Truscan's clinical team follows up per internal escalation protocol
Clinically relevant
Add-ons matched to this package — not “frequently bought”.
Strongly relevant: F6-T2 — the natural next step at 11–14 weeks for first-trimester combined screening
Sometimes relevant: TORCH panel — not included here; ask your obstetrician if relevant to you
Around 11–14 weeks, move to F6-T2 (Antenatal Baseline Screening, ₹6,000) for first-trimester combined screening.
Antenatal care is individualized and clinician-led (per ACOG guidance) — this is a fixed starting panel, not a substitute for your obstetrician's ongoing care plan.