Tests included 19 parameters listed
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Arthritis 1
ANTI NUCLEAR ANTIBODIES (ANA)
Autoimmune 2
BETA 2 GLYCOPROTEIN 1 - IGG BETA 2 GLYCOPROTEIN 1 - IGM
Autoimmunity 2
ANTI PHOSPHOLIPID ANTIBODY (APL) - IGG ANTI PHOSPHOLIPID ANTIBODY (APL) - IGM
Infectious Diseases 10
CYTOMEGALO VIRUS (CMV) - IgG CYTOMEGALO VIRUS (CMV) - IgM HERPES SIMPLEX VIRUS I (HSV)-IGG HERPES SIMPLEX VIRUS I (HSV)-IGM HERPES SIMPLEX VIRUS II (HSV)-IGG HERPES SIMPLEX VIRUS II (HSV)-IGM RUBELLA - IgG RUBELLA - IgM TOXO GONDII - IgG TOXO GONDII - IgM
Pregnancy 3
CARDIOLIPIN ANTIBODY (ACL) - IgA CARDIOLIPIN ANTIBODY (ACL) - IGM CARDIOLIPIN ANTIBODY (ACL) -IGG
Thyroid 1
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Bad Obstetric History (BOH) Max Reference Guide
This profile reports 19 listed serum results in five laboratory groups. It includes antiphospholipid-related antibodies, selected infection antibodies, ANA and ultrasensitive TSH. Fasting is not required before collection. A result alone does not diagnose antiphospholipid syndrome or explain every pregnancy loss. An obstetric clinician should interpret results with pregnancy, clotting and medical history.
Why This Test Is Ordered
Reason Description
Know the profile scope Nineteen listed results are included. Antiphospholipid-related antibody results are included. ANA and ultrasensitive TSH are included. Keep pregnancy-loss evaluation targeted Pregnancy loss can have several possible causes. Clinical criteria guide antiphospholipid antibody testing. Further testing depends on individual history. Interpret antibody results carefully One antibody result does not establish APS. Persistence may require repeat testing. Infection antibody timing needs clinical context.
Symptoms And Who Should Test
Situation Description
People with clinician-directed BOH evaluation A clinician chooses tests for individual circumstances. Bring previous pregnancy and laboratory records. Specialist review may guide next steps. People with relevant clotting or pregnancy history History can affect the meaning of results. Antiphospholipid testing has defined clinical criteria. Do not infer risk from one antibody result. People needing thyroid result review Ultrasensitive TSH is included in this profile. Thyroid testing is targeted to clinical circumstances. A clinician interprets TSH with laboratory ranges.
Preparation And Interpretation Notes
Topic Guidance
Follow verified collection guidance No fasting is needed before collection. One serum blood sample is collected. Follow laboratory collection instructions provided. Share useful medical information Bring prior pregnancy and clotting history. List medicines and supplements accurately. Mention earlier antibody or thyroid reports. Plan safe next steps Review results with an obstetric clinician. Do not self-start anticoagulant treatment. Seek urgent care for acute concerning symptoms.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does BOH Max include?
It includes 19 listed autoimmune, infection-antibody and thyroid results.
Is fasting required?
No; fasting is not required before collection.
Which sample is collected?
One serum blood sample is collected.
Does this profile diagnose APS?
No; APS needs clinical criteria and persistent laboratory findings.
Are cardiolipin antibodies included?
Yes; cardiolipin IgA, IgG and IgM are included.
Are beta-2 glycoprotein antibodies included?
Yes; beta-2 glycoprotein 1 IgG and IgM are included.
Is TSH included?
Yes; ultrasensitive TSH is included.
Do infection antibodies prove timing?
No; antibody timing requires clinical interpretation and sometimes confirmation.
Can I start treatment from these results?
No; treatment decisions need specialist assessment.
Can I book BOH Max in {city}?
Collection in {city} depends on address and serviceability.
Who reviews BOH Max results in {city}?
An obstetric clinician in {city} can review results and history.