Pregnancy Planning - Necessary Tests

The comprehensive examination contains a mandatory set of tests necessary during pregnancy planning: Complete blood count (CBC) with leukocyte formula and ESR, general urine analysis with sediment microscopy, detection of lupus anticoagulant, the presence of which is associated with the risk of pregnancy loss, and a set of biochemical parameters characterizing mineral, carbohydrate, water-electrolyte metabolism, liver and kidney function. Homocysteine level is a recommended indicator for early diagnosis of uterine and fetoplacental circulation disorders, which can be the cause of infertility and pregnancy loss, intrauterine fetal hypotrophy. Laboratory examination should be undergone 2-3 months before the onset of pregnancy. In addition to the Comprehensive Examination "Pregnancy Planning - Necessary Tests", before the start of pregnancy, it is required to take tests combined in other complexes: "Pregnancy Planning - Mandatory Tests". The complexes "Pregnancy Planning - Hormonal Tests" and "Pregnancy Planning - Partner Health" are not mandatory.

Within 4 days. The specified time does not include the day of biomaterial collection