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Beta hCGThe placenta produces the hCG hormone during pregnancy, making its presence in the blood a valuable indicator of pregnancy. This hormone is used to determine the age of the fetus and detect any abnormalities like ectopic pregnancies (when a fertilized egg attaches to an abnormal area), molar pregnancy (a rare pregnancy where abnormal tissue grows inside the uterus), and possible miscarriages. It can also be used as a part of maternal screening for detecting the risk of Down syndrome in an unborn child.The HCG Beta Total Quantitative, Maternal test may be advised if signs and symptoms are suggesting:PregnancyEctopic pregnancyPregnancy that is not progressing healthilyThis test is also used to check for possible pregnancy before surgeries or medical procedures, and it helps identify rare pregnancy-related growths called gestational trophoblastic disease (GTD).
Yes. To ensure accurate results, follow these key requirements before taking this test
Best done after 4–5 days of fever onset
Inform about any ongoing treatment
Not required
Share symptoms and duration of fever
Blood sample from vein
Fasting is not required for a Beta HCG blood test. You can eat and drink normally before the test unless your doctor advises otherwise. This makes the test convenient and easy to schedule at any time of the day.
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