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Double Marker Test in India at ₹1,949: FMF Certified

In association with Thyrocare Prenatal Screening Home Collection India

Double Marker (Dual Marker) Test by Thyrocare:

A first-trimester prenatal screening blood test that measures PAPP-A and free β-hCG. Results are interpreted with your gestational age details and an NT scan.

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Booking partner: Healthcare Offers. Medical service provider/lab network: Thyrocare.

Double Marker (Dual Marker) prenatal screening test by Thyrocare with home sample collection
Test nameDouble (Dual) Marker – First-trimester prenatal screening
What’s measuredFree β-hCG + Pregnancy-Associated Plasma Protein-A (PAPP-A); typically reported with MoM normalization
Ideal timingBetween 9 weeks and 13 weeks 6 days (follow your clinician’s dating)
Sample typeBlood (serum)
FastingNot required
Reporting time24-36 hours after sample pickup in many cities (may vary by location/logistics)
Report formatBiomarker values (incl. MoM) + risk estimate output (screening probability)

What’s Included in the Double Marker (Dual Marker) Test

Biomarkers

PAPP-A and free β-hCG from a single blood sample.

MoM-style normalization

Results are interpreted with gestational age and maternal factors to support screening pathways.

Screening output

Provides a risk estimate (probability). A “high-risk” screen is not a diagnosis; next steps are clinician-guided.


Important: This is a screening test. Decisions and follow-ups should be made with your obstetrician/fetal medicine specialist.

Preparation and What to Share Before Sample Pickup

  • Fasting: Usually not required. Stay well-hydrated unless your clinician advises otherwise.
  • Gestational dating: Share your last menstrual period (LMP) and/or dating scan details as advised.
  • Documents: Prescription/requisition and NT scan report.
  • Clinical context: Mention twin pregnancy/ART/IVF or any relevant history so the lab pathway can be applied appropriately.
  • Habit: Mention, in case, you have any smoking or alcoholic habits.
  • DOB: Provide accurate date of birth.

This page is informational; interpretation varies by clinical context and local screening protocols.

Report Delivery and Turnaround Time

In many cities, reports are delivered within 24-48 hours after sample pickup. Timelines can vary depending on your pin code, pickup cut-offs, and logistics.

  • Delivery: Email and WhatsApp delivery is commonly available (as per your booking preference).
  • If timing is urgent: Share your city and preferred slot during booking so we can align the earliest pickup window.

How to Book the Double Marker Test (Home Collection)

  1. Send your city + pin code on WhatsApp so we can confirm coverage and the earliest slot.
  2. Confirm the timing based on your gestational week and clinician guidance.
  3. Sample pickup at home/office with standard phlebotomy process.
  4. Receive your report via email/WhatsApp within the expected turnaround time for your location.

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Service Coverage in India

Home collection is available across many locations in India through partner networks. Coverage depends on your pin code; share your location during booking for confirmation.

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FAQs: Double Marker Test by Thyrocare

Is fasting required for the Double Marker test?
Fasting is usually not required for this blood test. Follow your clinician’s instructions if you have additional tests scheduled the same day.
When is the best time to take the Double (Dual) Marker test?
It is commonly in the first trimester, between 9 weeks and 13 weeks 6 days of pregnancy. Your obstetrician may align it with an NT scan timeline.
Do I need an NT scan for Double Marker screening?
Many pathways interpret biochemistry together with NT (and clinical inputs) for improved risk estimation. If NT is not available, discuss alternatives (such as NIPT or later screening) with your clinician.
What does a “high-risk” result mean?
A high-risk result indicates a higher probability, not a diagnosis. Your clinician may advise genetic counseling and confirmatory options such as NIPT and/or diagnostic testing, based on your overall clinical context.
How soon will I receive my report?
Reporting time is 24-48 hours after sample pickup in many cities; timelines can vary by location and logistics.
Is home sample collection available across India?
Home sample collection is available in many cities through partner networks. Slot availability and coverage depend on your pin code and local operations.

Medical Disclaimer: This page is informational and not a substitute for a consultation with your obstetrician/fetal medicine specialist.

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