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Prepare for a healthy married life with pre-wedding screening covering blood group compatibility, thalassemia, infections, hormonal health, and fertility markers for both partners.
Pre-wedding screening protects both partners and future children. Identifying genetic carrier status (like thalassemia), infections, hormonal imbalances, or chronic conditions before marriage enables informed family planning decisions and ensures that treatable conditions are managed before conception.
Based on the tests relevant to pre-wedding health screening, we recommend these packages:
97-parameter test with Vitamin D, B12, testosterone, hs-CRP & urine analysis
Covers blood group, CBC, thalassemia screening, hormones, thyroid, infections, and metabolic markers — a thorough pre-wedding health assessment.
72-parameter preventive health checkup with Vitamin D, B12 & testosterone
Comprehensive panel with hormonal, metabolic, and vitamin screening plus organ function tests for a complete pre-marital health picture.
118-parameter screening — cancer markers, hormones, fertility, arthritis & cardiac risk
For the bride-to-be — includes hormone panel, thyroid, PCOD markers, and fertility-related tests alongside general health screening.
Pre-wedding health screening is an increasingly important step that helps couples understand their health status and plan for a healthy future together. Key screenings include blood group compatibility (especially Rh factor), thalassemia carrier status, sexually transmitted infections, hormonal health, and basic fertility indicators.
In India, where thalassemia carrier rates range from 3–17% depending on the community, pre-marital screening can prevent the birth of children with thalassemia major. Additionally, identifying conditions like thyroid disorders, diabetes, or PCOD before conception allows for better pregnancy planning and outcomes.
Essential tests include blood group and Rh typing, CBC, thalassemia screening, HIV and hepatitis B/C, blood sugar, thyroid, and for women, a hormone panel. Genetic counseling is recommended if carrier status is positive.
If both partners are thalassemia carriers, there is a 25% chance of each child having thalassemia major, a serious blood disorder. Knowing carrier status enables informed family planning decisions.
Ideally 3–6 months before the wedding. This allows time to address any findings, start treatment if needed, and plan for a healthy married life without pre-wedding stress.
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