Pre-Marital Profile

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Fasting Required

Purpose of the Test

Pre-marital profile is a series of medical tests performed on individuals who are planning to get married. The aim is to detect any potential health problems that may affect their future health, their partner’s health, and the health of their offspring.

When this test is required

The pre-marital profile is typically requested by couples who are planning to get married or engage in sexual activity. It is usually a voluntary test, but in some countries, it may be mandatory.

What the Test Detects

The pre-marital profile may include a variety of tests, including:Blood group and Rh factor to assess compatibility,Complete blood count (CBC) to check for anemia or other blood disorders,Blood glucose levels to screen for diabetes,Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) screening, including HIV, hepatitis B and C, syphilis, and gonorrhea,Urine analysis to screen for kidney diseases, urinary tract infections (UTIs), and other disorders.

Preparation for the Test

Test preparation may include fasting for a certain period of time before the blood test, avoiding certain medications or supplements, and discussing any concerns with the healthcare provider.

Sample Requirements

The test requires blood and urine samples from both partners.

Additional Notes

The pre-marital profile is an important tool for identifying potential health risks and ensuring a healthy and happy marriage. It is recommended that both partners undergo the test to ensure that they are healthy and compatible. It is important to discuss the results of the test with a healthcare provider and follow their recommendations for ongoing care and management.

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