• Glucose – Random / Fasting
• Parameter: Plasma Glucose
• Complete Blood Picture (CBP) – 28 Parameters
• Parameters: Hb, RBC, WBC, Platelets, Differential Counts, and Indices.
• HIV 1 & 2 Antibody (ELISA)
• Parameter: Anti-HIV 1 & 2
• Complete Urine Examination (CUE)
• Parameters: Physical, Chemical, and Microscopic examination.
• RPR / VDRL (Syphilis Screening)
• Parameter: Rapid Plasma Reagin
• Blood Grouping (A, B, O) & Rh Factor
• Parameter: ABO system and Rhesus status.
• Hepatitis B Surface Antigen (HBsAg) – ELISA
• Parameter: HBsAg
• Thalassemia / Hemoglobinopathy Screening – HPLC
• Parameter: Hb Variant Analysis (HbA2, HbF, HbS, etc.).
• HbA1c – HPLC
• Parameter: Glycated Hemoglobin (3-month average glucose).
• Lipid Profile – 8 Parameters
• Parameters: Total Cholesterol, HDL, LDL, VLDL, Triglycerides, and Ratios.
• Serum Creatinine
• Parameter: Kidney Function Marker.
• Serum SGPT (ALT)
• Parameter: Liver Enzyme Marker.
• G6PD Screening
• Parameter: Enzyme analysis for Glucose-6-Phosphate Dehydrogenase.
• Thyroid Profile – T3, T4, TSH (3 Parameters)
• Parameters: Total T3, Total T4, and TSH levels.

Why is HbA1c included if I’m already doing a Glucose test?

Glucose provides a snapshot, whereas HbA1c shows your average sugar levels over the last 90 days, offering a much more accurate screen for Diabetes.

What is G6PD screening?

It checks for an enzyme deficiency. People with this deficiency can develop severe anemia if they take certain medications or eat fava beans.

What is the significance of HPLC in this package?

It is the most accurate method to detect Thalassemia and other Hemoglobin disorders that could be passed to children.

Does the Lipid Profile require fasting?

Yes, 10-12 hours of fasting is essential for accurate triglyceride and LDL results.

Can a high SGPT affect marriage?

It usually indicates fatty liver or lifestyle-related inflammation, which can be corrected with diet and exercise once identified.

What happens if both partners are Thalassemia carriers?

You will be referred to a genetic counselor to discuss the 25% risk of having a child with Thalassemia Major.

Is the Syphilis (VDRL/RPR) test mandatory?

While not legally mandatory in all regions, it is a medical gold standard for premarital screening to ensure partner safety.

What is the '8 parameters' in the Lipid Profile?

It typically includes Total Cholesterol, HDL, LDL, VLDL, Triglycerides, and three clinical ratios (e.g., LDL/HDL ratio).

How does TSH affect my partner?

Thyroid issues can affect mood, weight, and fertility. Identifying this early allows for easy management.

What if I have a 'Reactive' HBsAg result?

It means you have Hepatitis B. Your partner will need to be tested and vaccinated to ensure they are protected.

Is the urine test really necessary?

Yes, it can detect silent kidney issues or early signs of infections you might not feel yet.

Why is Serum Creatinine included?

It is a basic but vital check for kidney filtration health.

Can I take the test during my period?

For blood tests, yes; however, for the Urine examination, it is best to wait until 2-3 days after your period ends to avoid false blood results.

Is this test suitable for both males and females?

Yes, it covers the fundamental health, genetic, and infectious risks applicable to both.

What if my blood group is Rh-negative?

If your partner is Rh-positive, you should consult your doctor about "Anti-D" injections during future pregnancies to protect the baby.