Triple test

The triple test is a non-invasive prenatal test that assesses the risk of chromosomal abnormalities during pregnancy. Vrachar Laboratory, IntroLab, provides reliable results for this test, offering essential information about the baby’s health.

When is the triple test performed?

This analysis is usually done between the 15th and 20th week of pregnancy.

Why is the triple test performed?

The test is used to assess the risk of chromosomal abnormalities in the fetus, including Down syndrome, Edwards syndrome, and spina bifida.

How is it conducted?

This test involves a simple blood sample from the pregnant woman, which is analyzed for specific markers. The blood sample is sent to the lab for the necessary analysis.

What is the cost of this test?

The cost of the triple test may vary depending on the laboratory and the region. However, in our lab, the price list for all tests, including this one, is available on our website. Our prices are affordable, and for this test, the cost is 3,000.00 RSD.

How are the results interpreted?

The results of the triple test are interpreted based on a combination of various markers and the stage of pregnancy. A specialist will evaluate the results and provide a detailed interpretation, typically as a probability or risk for specific chromosomal abnormalities. If the test shows an increased risk, it’s important not to panic. This test assesses risk but does not provide a definitive diagnosis. In case of an unfavorable result, the doctor may recommend further diagnostic procedures, such as invasive prenatal tests (amniocentesis or chorionic villus sampling) and additional pregnancy tests for confirmation. It’s essential to maintain open communication with your doctor, ask questions, and understand all available options to make informed decisions about the next steps.