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How Pregnancy Tests Work

How Pregnancy Tests Work

Before taking a pregnancy test, it is a good idea to understand how pregnancy tests work. Most tests measure the hcg levels in your urine, a...
Gestational Diabetes Testing

Gestational Diabetes Testing

Up to five-percent of moms will get diabetes while pregnant. That's why it's so vital to screen for gestational diabetes around your 25th we...

Accuracy In Home Pregnancy Tests

HPTs are highly accurate. But their accuracy depends on many variables.

Understanding Prenatal Testing

Tests are used during pregnancy to check your and your baby's health.
Suriving Your Nuchal Test

Understanding the Nuchal Test

If you're pregnant, you may have heard about the nuchal test, a prenatal screening that can help determine if your baby is likely to have Do...

Group B Strep: Symptoms & Testing While Pregnant

CDC's revised guidelines recommend that a pregnant woman be tested for group B strep in her vagina and rectum when she is 35 to 37 weeks pre...
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Newborn Healthcare Tests: Apgar Evaluation

The Apgar test is a quick way for doctors to figure out if the baby is healthy or needs extra medical care.

Who Needs Prenatal Testing?

Prenatal testing provides information about your baby's health before he or she is born.

Pregnancy Blood Tests

Blood tests are done in a doctor's office. They can pick up hCG earlier in a pregnancy than urine tests can.
Understanding Amniocentesis

Understanding Amniocentesis

Amniocentesis is a prenatal screening test that can help your doctor determine if your baby is likely to have severe birth defects. Amnio ca...