APTT in Mehsana
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Pre Instructions
Medication history required.Recommended by Health Experts
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Age Group 05-90 years
Recommended for Men, Women
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FAQ
What is the reagent used for the APT test?
The reagent used for the APT test is sodium hydroxide.
What is bloody stool syndrome?
Blood stool syndrome is detected 2-3 days after birth in neonates, with bloody stools or vomit being passed. This could be caused by swallowing blood during delivery, or from the mother’s nipple through a fissure.
Why should you book the APT test with Sterling Diagnostics?
Sterling Accuris Diagnostics has NABL-accredited laboratories that specialise in providing quick and reliable diagnosis. It is extremely convenient to book an APT test in Mehsana with us for accurate and precise results at a great price. We also offer a convenient and safe home collection service.
How does gastric rupture appear?
When a rupture develops completely through the stomach, large bowel, or small intestine or can be due to diverticulitis or appendicitis, this condition is known as gastrointestinal perforation (GP).
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For us, precision care, safe sample collection, timely delivery of reports, and precise reporting of patient results while adhering to health and safety precautions are the cornerstone of our success.
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Yes. We do provide home collection services at your doorstep.
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How long does it take to receive test results?
Though most tests are completed and reported within about 24 hours of receiving the sample for testing, certain tests take several days to weeks.
Your soft copy will be sent on registered email id and Whatsapp. Also, you will receive SMS with link to download your report. Also, your report is available on our website / app.
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Is there any preparation or precautions for patient before tests or body checkup?
Fasting maybe required in case of a few tests to ensure accurate results.
In general, it is also advisable to abstain from alcohol and heavy diet at least for 24 hours before any health test. You can see the requirement for each test on the product page on our website / app.
APT Test in Mehsana
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Sterling Accuris Diagnostics offers Activated Partial Thromboplastin Time (aPTT) test in Mehsana to estimate the time it takes to form a blood clot.
Overview of APT Test
Sterling Accuris Diagnostics offers the APT Test in Mehsana to check if vaginal bleeding during pregnancy is caused by the mother or foetus. It is also done on new-borns if they are vomiting blood, or have bloody stools, to check for possible causes.
The alkali denaturation test is done to differentiate foetal blood from maternal blood. The test is conducted during antepartum haemorrhage. It is also run postpartum, when a new-born’s faeces or vomit contains blood. This could be caused by a variety of factors and can be determined by this test. The APT test relies on the fact that neonate’s blood has more than 60% of foetal haemoglobin that is alkali-resistant.
Get an APT Test near you to help detect any problems with your baby in time. For an accurate diagnosis, you can head to Sterling Accuris Diagnostics for an APT Test in Mehsana .
Why and When is an APT Test Done?
An APT Test is done in both pregnant women and neonates if bleeding is present to avoid complications.
Neonates
- The test is done when stool or vomit contains blood.
- To rule out bleeding due to swallow blood syndrome or Gastro-intestinal rupture
- Blood or bloody faeces passed on 1st or 2nd day after birth
During Pregnancy
- During late antepartum haemorrhage
- Rule out if blood is from the foetus or vasa previa.
- From the 28th week up to delivery
Neonatal swallowing blood syndrome is a minor condition whereas gastric-intestinal perforation is a threat.
A doctor may recommend the APT test if the following symptoms are exhibited.
Neonatal
- Bloody stools
- Blood while vomiting
- Abdominal distension
- Respiratory distress
- Poor activity
- Feeding intolerance
- Signs of shock
- Lethargy
- Weak suck
During Pregnancy
- Uterine contractions
- Vaginal Bleeding
- Abdominal pain
- Uterus tenderness
For an accurate diagnosis, you can head to Sterling Accuris Diagnostics for an APT test in Mehsana .
APT Test in Neonatal: Main Highlights
Instructions: No fasting is required
Recommended for: Pregnant females, neonates
Recommended age group: Any age of pregnant women, neonates
Sample type for test: Maternal blood sample, vomit or stool of neonate
How To Interpret The APT Test Reports in Neonatal
The APT test offers a reliable way to assess maternal-foetal blood samples. A change in colour of the sample indicates whether it is from a newborn or their mother.
Test result | Blood Colour Change | Diagnosis |
Negative | Changes to Yellow or Brown | Presence of Mothers blood, not from foetus/neonate |
Positive | Changes to Pink | Presence of Neonatal blood. Further tests required. |
Causative factors:
New-born
- Swallowing Blood syndrome - during delivery
- Gastro-Intestinal rupture due to:
Trauma
Instrumentation
Inflammation
Infection
Antepartum Haemorrhage
- Placenta previa
- Placental Abruption
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