Offering a guiding light through the journey of recurrent pregnancy loss, fostering healing and hope.

Reasons for Recurrent Pregnancy Loss

Product of Conception Testing

POC testing is typically done to provide answers for couples who have experienced pregnancy loss and to help guide future reproductive decisions.

Comprehensive Genetic Testing Solutions in Product Of Conception

POC Qf PCR

QF PCR - 5 Chromosomes
Detects aneuploidies in chromosome 13,18,21, X and Y

QF PC Extended - 8 Chromosomes
Detects aneuploidies in chromosome 13,15, 16,18,21, 22, X and Y

POC Karyotyping

Molecular Karyotyping by NGS
Detection of gain or loss in whole chromosome - all 23 pairs

POC Microarray

Microarray 315k
315,000 markers Whole -chromosome aneuploidies. Submicroscopic gains (> 2 Mb) and losses (> 1 Mb) & Triploidy

Microarray 750k
750,000 markers Whole-chromosome aneuploidies Submicroscopic gains (> 400kb) and losses (> 100kb) & Triploidy

POC Mutation Testing

Clinical Exome Sequencing
Detects mutations across 6500 genes

Whole Exome Sequencing
Detects mutation on 22,000 genes

POC DNA Banking

DNA Storage
Fetal DNA storage allows access to diagnostic tests in fetal sample at a later point of time

POC Pathological Analysis

Fetal Autopsy
In dept pathological analysis of fetal anomalies

Placental study
Detailed analysis of placental pathology

Indications of POC Testing

Recurrent spontaneous abortions
Abnormal Ultrasound findings
Intrauterine growth retardation
Abnormal prenatal screening results
Pregnancy loss after ART conception
Bad Obstetric History
Advanced maternal age

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Parental investigations in RPL

Parental investigations in RPL are an important step in identifying potential causes of recurrent pregnancy loss and can help couples make informed decisions about their options for fertility treatments.

Hormone Testing

Hormone testing can help identify any hormonal imbalances that may be contributing to RPL. Tests may include levels of follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH), luteinizing hormone (LH), thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH), and progesterone.

Ultrasound

Ultrasound can be used to evaluate the uterus and ovaries to identify any structural abnormalities that may be contributing to RPL. This may include abnormalities such as uterine fibroids, polyps, or a septum.

Genetic Testing

Genetic testing may be conducted to identify any genetic abnormalities that may be contributing to RPL. This may include karyotyping for the couple.

Immunological testing

Immunological testing may be conducted to identify any autoimmune disorders that may be contributing to RPL, such as antiphospholipid syndrome or lupus.

Thrombophilia Testing

Thrombophilia testing may be conducted to identify any clotting disorders that may be contributing to RPL, such as Factor V Leiden or protein C or S deficiency.

Endometrial Evaluations

An endometrial biopsy involves removing a small sample of the uterine lining for examination under a microscope to identify any abnormalities in the endometrium that may be contributing to RPL.

Parental investigations in RPL typically involve chromosomal analysis of both parents to identify any structural or numerical chromosomal abnormalities. This can be done by karyotyping.

Karyotyping involves analyzing a sample of cells from each parent’s blood or other tissues to examine the chromosomes for any abnormalities such as missing or extra chromosomes, or rearrangements of chromosome segments

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