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Triple Marker Test

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Test Name :	Triple Marker Test
Also Known as :	Maternal Screen 2nd Trimester, Triple Marker, Triple Marker Screening
Sample Type :	Blood
Gender :	Male
Age group :	All Age Groups
Report Timeline :	Within 24 Hours
This Test Includes :	Downs Syndrome Risk(T21) Edwards Syndrome Risk(T18) Pataus Syndrome Risk(T13) Neural Tube Defect(NTD) TS Non-Hydrops 1 Tests

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₹ 2800

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- A Triple Marker Test is a blood test for pregnant women in the prenatal stages between 15-18 weeks. The purpose of this test is to screen any possibility of neural tube defects, Down syndrome, or chromosomal syndrome (fragile X syndrome) in the developing foetus. Overview of the Triple Marker Test Triple Marker or Triple Screen test is a ....Read More

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About Triple Marker Test

A Triple Marker Test is a blood test for pregnant women in the prenatal stages between 15-18 weeks. The purpose of this test is to screen any possibility of neural tube defects, Down syndrome, or chro

Triple Marker Test Normal Values & Results

When the values of AFP, HCG, and Estriol are determined through the test, it is then evaluated with standardised data. This standardised data is made by taking many factors into account, like ethnicity, culture, region, and factors related to pregnancy. It allows for a false positive rate of up to 5% in the results, yet the test remains one of the most crucial tests to determine the risk of genetic disorders.

Finally, the values of AFP, HCG, and Estriol are compared with normal values of Triple Marker in pregnancy. A ratio is then calculated to look for any signs of the current pregnancy having a genetic abnormality.

When is the Triple Marker Test Prescribed?

A medical professional would typically recommend a time for the Triple Marker test in the second trimester, which is from week 13 to the end of week 26, to analyse the serum levels of AFP, beta-HCG, and estriol.

Pregnant women are advised to have a Triple Screen test to reexamine the findings of screenings within the first trimester. This test is highly advisable for:

Women above the age of 35.
Having a history of genetic disabilities in the family.
Are diabetic or use insulin or any medication for diabetes.
Highly exposed to radiation.
Have a severe case of viral infection during pregnancy.

Time Required for Triple Marker Test Report + Next Steps

The cost of the Triple Marker test administered during the second trimester of pregnancy is quite reasonable at Max Lab. Although the price of the Triple Marker Test may vary according to the city, it has been kept most affordable for everyone. You can avail of an at-home serum collection service if you book from Max Lab. The Triple Marker test report is easily accessible and downloadable within 24–48 hours of sample collection. Your Triple Marker test results should be consulted with your doctor. It will help you analyse the condition and decide the next steps appropriately.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)

A triple marker test is a blood test that is used to screen for certain birth defects, including Down syndrome.

It is used to help diagnose certain birth defects, including Down syndrome and Edwards syndrome. A triple marker test is usually done between 15 and 20 weeks of pregnancy, but it can be done as early as 10 weeks. It is typically done as part of a screening test called maternal serum screening or quad screen.

The Triple Marker Test is a blood test that is generally performed during the second trimester of pregnancy, between the 15th and 20th weeks.

The normal range for the triple marker test is between 0.5 and 2.5 mIU/mL. This test is used to measure the levels of three substances in the blood: alpha-fetoprotein (AFP), human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG), and estriol.

Here are some general tips that may help lower your triple marker test level:

-Cut down on fatty foods and eat more fruits and vegetables.
-Exercise regularly.
-Reduce stress levels through relaxation techniques such as yoga or meditation.
-Talk to your doctor about possible medications or supplements that may help lower your triple marker test level.

Triple marker tests are considered safe for both mother and baby. There is no risk of miscarriage associated with this test, and it does not pose any risks to the developing baby.

There are a few things that you should do prior to having the Triple Marker Test:

- Drink plenty of water to stay hydrated
- Avoid drinking alcohol or caffeine for 24 hours before the test
- Eat a light meal or snack before the test so that you are not fasting

No, fasting is not required for the Triple Marker Test.

Yes, a home sample collection is available for Triple Marker Test. One can simply opt for home collection while booking a test through Max Lab.

Queries about this test

#1 triple marker test in pregnancy in hindi

Ans: ट्रिपल मार्कर टेस्ट एक प्रीनेटल स्क्रीनिंग टेस्ट है जो गर्भवती महिला के ब्लड में तीन विशिष्ट पदार्थों के स्तर को मापता है। ये पदार्थ अल्फा-भ्रूणप्रोटीन (एएफपी), मानव कोरियोनिक गोनाडोट्रोपिन (एचसीजी) और एस्ट्रिऑल हैं।

#2 triple marker test in pregnancy

Ans: The triple marker test is a prenatal screening test that assesses the levels of three substances in a pregnant woman's blood - alpha-fetoprotein (AFP), human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG), and estriol.

#3 triple marker test in pregnancy timing

Ans: When it comes to timing, the triple marker test is usually performed between weeks 15 and 20 of pregnancy. It's recommended that this test be done around week 16 or 17 for optimal results.

#4 triple marker test report

Ans: The triple marker test report is a vital document that details the results of your triple marker test. This report provides crucial information about the levels of alpha-fetoprotein (AFP), human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG), and estriol in your bloodstream.

#5 triple marker test done in which week

Ans: Typically, doctors recommend getting the test done between 15 and 20 weeks of gestation. This period allows enough time for there to be measurable levels of alpha-fetoprotein (AFP), human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG), and estriol in your bloodstream.