Pregnancy
People with a desire to have children might consider blood tests to detect possible fertility problems or medical conditions. These tests can help improve the chances of a successful pregnancy during treatments i
Toxoplasmosis screening
Toxoplasma gondii search test. Should this test come back positive, it is recommended that you continue to be tested for toxoplamosis gondii IgG and IgM.
€ 25,-
Zika Virus IgM and IgG
The IgM antibodies to the Zika virus appear in the blood 4 to 5 days after the onset of the disease and last about 12 weeks. After that, the IgG antibodies appear, which are also included in this test.
€ 119,-
IVF lab test woman
IREMA offers a comprehensive service for the diagnosis and specific treatment of fertility problems. At the request of Irema Clinic Spain, we compiled the laboratory examination for IVF treatment. This examination can then be performed in the Netherlands
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639,- € 495,-
hCG blood
hCG (human Chorionic Gonadotropin) is the growth factor for the placenta and is produced after fertilisation of an egg.
€ 25,-
Vaginal Screening RP
With this smear, which you can easily perform yourself, you can detect vaginal infections that, for example, get in the way of wanting to have children.
€ 49,-
Folic Acid Intracellular
If an erythrocyte folate value is requested, the haematocrit is also determined automatically to put the result in perspective of the number of erythrocytes.
€ 39,-
Folic acid B11
Folic acid is necessary for the production and repair of cells and tissues. It is not produced by the body itself.
€ 25,-
Iron, Transferrin Saturation and Ferritin
Transferrin and Ferritin are proteins in the blood. These tests are done when iron metabolism is suspected.
€ 38,-
Vital and Fertile blood test
Are you ready to take control of YOUR fertility? At the request of Dr. Jenaida van Wijk. BIG-registered fertility specialist.
€ 199,-
group B streptococcal test
The "Group B Streptococcus" is a bacterium that is present in the vagina (vulva) of many pregnant women. Usually this bacterium does not harm the pregnant woman or her child, but in a few cases the baby becomes seriously ill due to an infection with this bacterium.
€ 19,-
Blood type and Rhesus
AB0-rhesus blood group typing is used to determine whether a person has blood group A B AB or 0 (zero).
€ 67,-
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Examinations before or during pregnancy
During and after pregnancy, there are several blood tests that can be relevant to assess the health of the mother and baby, and to detect any complications. Here are some of the most relevant blood tests and why they are performed:
During pregnancy:
- Blood Type and Rh Factor: To determine the mother's blood type and Rh factor, which is important to avoid potential problems if the mother is Rh-negative and the baby is Rh-positive.
- Hemoglobin and hematocrit iron and ferritin: To detect anemia, which is common during pregnancy.
- Glucose Tolerance Test (GTT): To detect gestational diabetes. This is not offered by Blood Values Test , however the HbA1c test: The advantage of the HbA1c test is that it is less inconvenient than the GTT because you do not have to be sober and do not have to drink glucose solution. On the other hand, the HbA1c test may be less sensitive than the GTT and cannot always detect gestational diabetes. Therefore, the choice between the GTT and the HbA1c test will depend on your healthcare provider's recommendations and your individual situation
- Iron levels: To monitor iron deficiency and anemia.
- Rubella test: To confirm whether the mother is immune to rubella (rubella).
- Syphilis and HIV testing: To detect infections that may be harmful to the baby.
After pregnancy:
- Thyroid function tests: Especially if the mother had thyroid problems during pregnancy, as this can affect the health of the mother and baby.
- Monitoring for infections: Repeat testing for syphilis and HIV if the mother previously tested positive to ensure she receives appropriate treatment.
- Antibodies to Rh factor: If the mother is Rh-negative and the baby was Rh-positive, a check can be done to see if she has developed antibodies to the Rh factor.
These tests are important to monitor complications during pregnancy and the health of both the mother and baby. They allow health care providers to intervene early if problems arise and provide appropriate care for a healthy pregnancy and delivery. The exact tests and timing may vary depending on the medical history and specific circumstances of the pregnancy. It is important to consult with a health care provider about which tests are relevant to you.
Many clients of Blood Value Test are undergoing treatment abroad and can have the desired blood test done in the Netherlands, close to home, for their foreign doctor. Feel free to email your referral letter with blood tests from your foreign doctor, and we will make you an offer.
