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IVF Screening Blood Test

At Fusion Healthcare, we offer an IVF blood test package to provide reassurance before beginning your IVF journey. When preparing for in vitro fertilisation (IVF), a series of blood tests is essential. These tests help fertility specialists assess your health and ensure your body is ready for treatment.

Pre-IVF blood tests play a key role in tailoring treatment to your individual needs. Screening for infectious diseases is particularly important, as it helps protect both you and your partner any future pregnancy. This testing is typically recommended for both you and your partner to ensure a safe and confident start to your IVF journey.

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Why is this test important?

Infectious disease screening helps detect conditions that may affect fertility, pregnancy outcomes, or the baby’s health. Many infections are asymptomatic, meaning individuals may be unaware they are affected. Despite this, they can pose serious risks, including:
  • Complications during pregnancy or IVF procedures.
  • Potential harm to the developing foetus.
  • Risk of transmission between partners or to the baby
By identifying any infections early, these screenings allow healthcare providers to take preventative steps and reduce risks, providing you with the safest possible IVF experience.

What does this test cover?

Hepatitis infections in mothers can lead to complications in pregnancy and even be passed to the baby during childbirth.

This Blood test checks for the presence of hepatitis B surface antigen (HBsAg) and hepatitis C antibodies. If positive, specialists will discuss treatment options to lower the risk to the baby and manage the virus during pregnancy.

Hepatitis B

Hepatitis B is a viral infection affecting the liver and can be transmitted through blood and bodily fluids. This test includes:

HBsAg (Hepatitis B surface antigen): Indicates current infection

Anti-HBs (surface antibody): Indicates immunity from vaccination or past infection

Hepatitis B in pregnancy can lead to complications and may be passed to the baby during childbirth. One of the key tools in diagnosing hepatitis B and monitoring its progression is through blood tests. Early identification allows for appropriate management.

Hepatitis C

HCV antibody test: Detects antibodies to the hepatitis C virus
A positive result indicates past or current exposure. Further testing may be required to confirm active infection.

Rubella (Rubella IgG Immunity)

Rubella (German measles) is a viral infection that can cause serious complications during pregnancy, particularly in early stages.

  • Rubella IgG Test: Assesses immunity to rubella

A positive result indicates immunity, usually from prior vaccination or infection. If immunity is absent, vaccination may be recommended before proceeding with IVF.

HIV/AIDS

Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) affects the immune system and can be transmitted through blood and bodily fluids.

  • HIV 1 & 2 Antigen/Antibody Test: Detects both early infection (antigen) and established infection (antibodies)

Early detection enables appropriate treatment and significantly reduces the risk of transmission to a partner or baby.

Results

Results are typically available within 24–48 hours.

Positive Results: Many infections can be treated or effectively managed

Treatment: Some conditions (e.g. syphilis) are fully treatable; others (e.g. hepatitis, HIV) can be controlled to reduce risk

Delays: IVF may occasionally be postponed to ensure optimal health before treatment begins

Your healthcare provider will guide you through any necessary next steps.

You and your partner

Infectious disease screening is usually required for both partners. Even if one partner tests negative, testing both individuals ensures a safe treatment environment and reduces transmission risks.

Screening may also be required for sperm or egg donors where applicable.

Infectious disease blood tests are a vital step in preparing for IVF. They ensure that both partners are in optimal health and help minimise risks during treatment and pregnancy.

By completing this screening, you are taking an important step towards a safe and successful IVF journey, with the confidence that your health, and your future baby’s health, are fully protected.

FAQ: Blood Test Service

What is IVF screening blood test ?

IVF screening blood test is commonly included and appropriate for a basic fertility. These are standard mandatory infection screening tests before IVF treatment in the UK.

How long does it take to get the results?

The turnaround time for blood test results depends on the specific test. Most standard tests are completed within 24-48 hours, while specialized tests may take a bit longer. We will inform you of the expected time frame when you have your test done.

Are the blood tests covered by insurance?

Coverage for blood tests varies depending on your insurance plan. We recommend checking with your insurance provider to understand what tests are covered. Our team can also assist you with any insurance-related queries.

How can I book a blood test appointment?

Booking a blood test appointment at Fusion Healthcare is easy. You can schedule your appointment online through our website, call us at 01582 249 449, or email us at info@fusion-radiology.com. We offer flexible appointment times to accommodate your schedule.

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