Premarital / Pre-pregnancy Checkup

Pre-marital checkups generally include testing for sexually transmitted diseases and genetic disorders. They assist couples in understanding their health conditions before marriage and preparing for their post-marriage lives and family planning. 

Pre-pregnancy checkups involve comprehensive assessments of the fertility capabilities and health conditions of both partners through various examination items. They also aim to identify factors and hidden genetic disorders that may potentially affect fetal development.

Even if a couple has undergone pre-marital checkups, it is still recommended for them to undergo pre-pregnancy checkups if they plan to conceive a child. This ensures that their physical conditions are suitable for pregnancy and safeguards the health of the next generation.

Checkup items for women

• Screening consultation and result analysis by specialist
• Blood group and Rhesus status
• Complete blood count with differentials
• Hepatitis B surface antigen and antibody
• Syphilis Antibody
• HIV antigen and Antibody
• Hepatitis C Virus Antibody
• Rubella Antibody
• Free T4 and TSH
• Cervical (Pap) smear
• Pelvic ultrasound

Checkup items for men

• Screening consultation and results analysis by specialist
• Blood Group and Rhesus Status
• Complete Blood Count with Differentials
• Hepatitis B Surface Antigen and Antibody
• Syphilis Antibody
• HIV Antigen and Antibody
• Hepatitis C Virus Antibody
• Semen analysis

Expanded Carrier Screening (for couple)

• A genetic test that identifies whether you and/or partner are carriers of a genetic disorder which can be passed on to your baby
• Carrier screening for about 300 genetic disorders in a single blood sample