Complete Blood Count (CBC): Identifies conditions such as anemia, infections, or blood cell problems that may impact the mother’s health. Urine Analysis: Helps detect urinary tract infections, as well as the presence of protein or glucose in the urine, which may indicate complications such as preeclampsia. Cervical Swab Culture (H. Vaginal Swab): Detects bacteria or infections that could lead to complications such as vaginal infections or transmission of infection to the fetus during delivery.

Pregnant women with chronic medical conditions: Such as diabetes or high blood pressure. Women with a history of pregnancy complications: Including previous miscarriages or preterm deliveries. Women showing signs or symptoms of infections or health issues: Requiring close monitoring. Pregnant women in any situation that necessitates comprehensive maternal and fetal health surveillance: To ensure a safe and healthy pregnancy.

Swelling in the feet and hands or unusual puffiness, which may indicate high blood pressure or kidney problems. Excessive fatigue or tiredness, potentially pointing to anemia or deficiencies in essential nutrients. Lower abdominal or back pain, which may suggest uterine issues or infections. Changes in vaginal discharge, such as increased amount or foul odor, requiring a swab to check for infections. Changes in urine color or presence of blood or protein, indicating the need for urine analysis to monitor kidney health. Sudden spikes in blood sugar or symptoms like excessive thirst and frequent urination, which may signal problems with blood sugar control. Fever or body aches, which could indicate a general infection or viral illness.

Do I need to fast before these tests? Most of these tests do not require fasting, but it is recommended to check the instructions for each specific test. When should these tests be performed? It is preferable to conduct these tests during the third trimester of pregnancy, between weeks 28 and 40, to monitor the health of both mother and fetus. What is the importance of a cervical swab culture? This culture helps detect any infections that could affect the mother’s health or cause complications during delivery. What are the symptoms of nutrient deficiencies detected by these tests? Symptoms may include severe fatigue, paleness, shortness of breath, and dizziness, which can indicate anemia or deficiencies in vitamins and minerals. Are these tests painful or time-consuming? No, most tests are simple and quick to perform, such as blood sampling or urine analysis. What happens if the results are abnormal? If any results are abnormal, the doctor will discuss treatment options or closely monitor the condition. Can these tests detect specific pregnancy-related problems? Yes, these tests can reveal issues such as vaginal infections, kidney problems, high blood pressure, or signs of gestational diabetes.

Third Trimester Pregnancy Test | Lahalak Platform

Final stage pregnancy tests to monitor blood strength, kidney functions, and prevent infections, ensuring the body is safely prepared for delivery.

Prices starts from: 261.18 SAR

Scientific name: Third Trimester Pregnancy Follow-up Package

The Pregnancy Follow-Up Test Package for the Last Three Months is designed to support the health of both mother and fetus during the final stage of pregnancy. This package includes a complete blood count to assess overall health, a urine analysis to detect potential issues such as urinary tract infections, and a cervical swab culture to check for a...

Third Trimester Pregnancy Follow-up Package - Third Trimester Follow-up

Service type Laboratory test (Blood & Urine)

Duration 10-15 minutes

Fasting Fasting is not required

Prices Starting from 261.18 SAR

Included Services

The pregnancy follow-up test package for the last three months includes:
(Complete Blood Count - CBC)
(Urine Analysis)
(H.Vaginal Swab)
The optimal health guidance based on the result.
Personal support services from Lahalak

Medical Service Information

Test purpose

Complete Blood Count (CBC): Identifies conditions such as anemia, infections, or blood cell problems that may impact the mother’s health.
Urine Analysis: Helps detect urinary tract infections, as well as the presence of protein or glucose in the urine, which may indicate complications such as preeclampsia.
Cervical Swab Culture (H. Vaginal Swab): Detects bacteria or infections that could lead to complications such as vaginal infections or transmission of infection to the fetus during delivery.

Recommended groups

Pregnant women with chronic medical conditions: Such as diabetes or high blood pressure.
Women with a history of pregnancy complications: Including previous miscarriages or preterm deliveries.
Women showing signs or symptoms of infections or health issues: Requiring close monitoring.
Pregnant women in any situation that necessitates comprehensive maternal and fetal health surveillance: To ensure a safe and healthy pregnancy.

Indicative symptoms

Swelling in the feet and hands or unusual puffiness, which may indicate high blood pressure or kidney problems.
Excessive fatigue or tiredness, potentially pointing to anemia or deficiencies in essential nutrients.
Lower abdominal or back pain, which may suggest uterine issues or infections.
Changes in vaginal discharge, such as increased amount or foul odor, requiring a swab to check for infections.
Changes in urine color or presence of blood or protein, indicating the need for urine analysis to monitor kidney health.
Sudden spikes in blood sugar or symptoms like excessive thirst and frequent urination, which may signal problems with blood sugar control.

FAQs

Do I need to fast before these tests? Most of these tests do not require fasting, but it is recommended to check the instructions for each specific test.
When should these tests be performed? It is preferable to conduct these tests during the third trimester of pregnancy, between weeks 28 and 40, to monitor the health of both mother and fetus.
What is the importance of a cervical swab culture? This culture helps detect any infections that could affect the mother’s health or cause complications during delivery.
What are the symptoms of nutrient deficiencies detected by these tests? Symptoms may include severe fatigue, paleness, shortness of breath, and dizziness, which can indicate anemia or deficiencies in vitamins and minerals.
Are these tests painful or time-consuming? No, most tests are simple and quick to perform, such as blood sampling or urine analysis.
What happens if the results are abnormal? If any results are abnormal, the doctor will discuss treatment options or closely monitor the condition.