Doc wrote this aptt test in my blood work list and i had no idea what it is. Forgot to ask her properly in the rush. Can someone explain what it actually checks?
Oh, is that the test they do to check for clotting issues? My gynac also mentioned something about blood thinners if there were problems. Is it a routine test for everyone, or only if you have certain risk factors? I'm curious because I'm still pregnant and want to know.
APTT is a blood test to check your blood clotting time. Sometimes, it's done to assess risks during pregnancy, especially if there are certain health conditions. Just like with thyroid, it's one of those tests where regular follow-up with your doctor on the results is really important to ensure everything is fine.
This test is really important, beta. It checks your blood's clotting time, which can be crucial for your and the baby's safety, especially if there's any history of issues. Always discuss your test results thoroughly with your doctor. Don't hesitate to ask them everything.
Arre beti, yeh toh khoon ki jaanch hoti hai. Woh dekhte hain ki tumhara khoon kitni jaldi jamta hai, matlab clot hota hai. Yeh pregnancy mein zaroori hota hai, taaki sab theek rahe. Doctor sab batayenge, tum chinta mat karna.