Pregnancy comes with many questions, especially when it comes to your baby’s health. One prenatal screening option you may hear about is the NICC test, also known as Non-Invasive Chromosome Check.
But what exactly does the NICC test check? When can you do it? And does a high-risk result mean your baby definitely has a chromosome condition?
If you are planning for pregnancy, considering egg freezing, or simply want to understand your reproductive health, you may have heard of AMH (Anti-Müllerian Hormone).
But what does AMH actually tell you? Does a low AMH mean you cannot get pregnant? And does a high AMH mean you are more fertile?
An elevated hsCRP can occur when your body is experiencing inflammation. It may also provide additional information when assessing cardiovascular risk in certain individuals.
However, a high hsCRP result does not by itself diagnose heart disease or identify the cause of inflammation. The result needs to be considered alongside your symptoms, medical history and other health measurements.
