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Lab Tests Which are Not Routine
Some labs are relatively common, but not routinely done on all women. There is more information about each one of these in the following pages.
“PIH Labs”
If your doctor or midwife suspect a problem with your blood pressure, s/he may want to do some lab tests to look for other signs. “PIH” stands for pregnancy-induced-hypertension. Both… »
Toxoplasmosis
Toxoplasma gondii is a single-cell protozoan (a class of organisms separate from bacteria and viruses). It is commonly found in soil. It is also found in the feces of infected animals, and has a well-deserved reputation for being in the feces of cats who roam outdoors. Meat is also a source of the organism.
Approximately one-third… »