Premarital Screening
Premarital screening assesses potential genetic, infectious, and chronic conditions before marriage to ensure both partners' health and inform family planning.
Consult Us NowWhat Is Premarital or Preconception Screening?
Premarital Screening involves specially designed testing for couples who are planning to get married soon. These tests involve screening for conditions that can potentially affect your spouse, or the health of your future children. These include screening for Sexually Transmitted Infections, Genetic blood disorders and other serious medical conditions or infectious diseases.
Preconception Screening consists of tests that are designed for couples that intend to start conceiving and start a family soon. Similar to a Premarital Screening, Preconception Testing also involves screening for sexually transmitted diseases and other genetic or serious medical conditions that can potentially affect a mother,her pregnancy or the unborn child.
Why Is Premarital and Preconception Screening Important?
Premarital Screening allows a couple to have a clear understanding of each other’s health status before embarking on the lifelong journey of marriage. It also allows any underlying infections or genetic conditions to be detected early, so that treatment and adequate planning can take place. This is particularly important especially if the couple intends to start a family later on.
Preconception Screening likewise, also allows a couple to be better prepared and have a better understanding of their health condition when trying to conceive.
This allows any preventable infections to be treated before the woman is pregnant, any genetic counseling and preparation to be taken if required, and ensures both the husband and wife are in their best health before conceiving.
Our Health Screening Packages
Choose from our General Screening or Customised Screening packages for the health screening package that best meets your needs.
Deluxe Male
$S
Deluxe Female
$S
Premium Male
$S
Premium Female
$S
(BMI-Obesity Screen)
(Blood Pressure)
What Tests Are Done For Premarital and Preconception Screening?
HIV / Syphilis / Hepatitis B
These blood borne infections can be sexually transmitted or passed from the mother to the unborn child.
Full Blood Count
It is important to screen for low blood levels which could imply an underlying blood disorder.
ABO Blood Group
Blood group of both the man and woman plays an important role as incompatible blood group types can lead to serious complications to the baby during pregnancy.
Knowing the blood group of both parents will allow the necessary precautions and medications to be administered, if required, to prevent complications.
Thalassemia Screen
Thalassemia is a genetic blood disorder that is fairly prevalent in Asia, including Singapore. It requires 2 sets of abnormal genes for full blown thalassemia disease to manifest. Children born with thalassemia major will require regular blood transfusions for.
Having 1 set of the abnormal gene makes you a carrier, but carriers are able to lead a normal life. As such, many men or women who are carriers may not even know that they carry the abnormal gene. Having both parents as thalassemia carriers will have a 25% chance of the child being born with thalassemia major.
As such, screening for such genetic blood disorders is important to allow adequate counseling and planning for the couple to take place.
Rubella Antibody
Rubella is a highly contagious virus that can cause significant congenital abnormalities, miscarriage and stillbirth if a pregnant mother gets infected with it.
Screening for immunity to Rubella allows a woman to protect herself against this virus before she even gets pregnant.
How May I Proceed?
If you're unsure or need further clarification, please don't hesitate to contact us via WhatsApp at >8185 5577. We’re happy to address your concerns and guide you through the options that best suit your needs.
Directions
Opp Clarke Quay Station (B04239)
Bus No: 2, 12, 33, 54, 147, 190, 12E, TS3, 147A
Clarke Quay Station Exit E (B04222)
Bus No: NS1, NS2, 2, 2A, 12, 12E, 33, 51, 54, 61, 63, 80, 124, 145, 147, 166, 174, 174E, 190, 197, 851, 851E, 961, 961M
Opp High Street Centre (B04251)
Bus No: 32, 195, 195A
Boat Quay (B05029)
Bus No: NS1, NS2, 51, 61, 63, 63A, 80, 124, 145, 166, 174, 174E, 197, 851, 851E, 961, 961M
Clarke Quay Station (NE5)
Exit E
The Riverwalk Carpark
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