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Gynecological Testing

Boh Bad Obstetric History Panel Test

The Boh Bad Obstetric History Panel Test helps identify potential causes of recurrent miscarriages or pregnancy complications by assessing specific antibodies.

General information only: This page is not a diagnosis or personal medical advice. A qualified clinician should decide whether testing is appropriate and interpret results in context.

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At a glance

Plan your test

Sample: Blood sample collected in a specific tube (e.g., sodium citrate tube). Confirm with the laboratory before booking.
Results: Results are typically available the next day after sample collection. Confirm with the laboratory before booking.
Preparation: Overnight fasting is preferred. Discontinue certain medications (like Heparin or Oral Anticoagulants) prior to the test, but only under the guidance of your physician. A completed Coagulation Requisition Form is required.

Test priceKSh 13,000

Payment: M-Pesa and card options can be confirmed during booking.

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Is this test covered for you?

We help you verify whether the Boh Bad Obstetric History Panel Test test can be claimed against your insurer, employer scheme or a Kenyan government health scheme — before you book. Coverage depends on your plan, clinical indication and your provider's rules; final approval always rests with them.

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SHIF — Social Health Insurance Fund Linda Mama EduAfya NHIF (legacy cards)

Eligibility and benefits follow the current rules of the Social Health Authority (SHA) and applicable government programmes.

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Start with fit

Is this the right test for you?

The best test starts with a clear clinical question. These are common reasons a clinician or family may consider this test.

✓History of two or more consecutive miscarriages.
✓History of unexplained pregnancy loss.
✓History of preterm birth due to placental insufficiency.
✓History of stillbirth.
✓Known autoimmune disorders potentially affecting pregnancy.
✓Women planning pregnancy with a history of complications.

In plain language

What this test helps you understand

This test helps identify potential autoimmune factors (cardiolipin antibodies and lupus anticoagulant) that may be associated with recurrent pregnancy loss, preterm birth, or other pregnancy complications. Results can inform management strategies for future pregnancies.

The Boh Bad Obstetric History Panel Test is a specialized diagnostic tool designed for women who have experienced recurrent miscarriages or other complications during pregnancy. This test is vital for identifying potential underlying issues that could affect future pregnancies, enabling healthcare providers to offer tailored management plans. Understanding the results of this test can significantly enhance the chances of a successful pregnancy. This panel includes two key components: Cardiolipin Antibodies Panel, which measures specific antibodies that may interfere with normal pregnancy, and Lupus Anticoagulant Panel, which assesses for the presence of lupus anticoagulant, which can lead to clotting issues during pregnancy. These components are essential for diagnosing conditions that may contribute to pregnancy loss. Taking this test offers benefits such as identifying potential autoimmune issues, guiding personalized management plans for future pregnancies, and providing clarity for women with a complicated obstetric history.

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A simple process

What happens next?

You do not have to navigate the test alone. We help you move from question to next step.

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We check the test and answer your questions before collection.

Give your sample

Choose home collection or a coordinated hub visit in Kenya. We explain whether this test uses a cheek swab or blood draw.

Understand your report

A counselor helps you understand the result and the next steps.

Choose your collection

Home collection or a lab visit

We will explain the sample, preparation, and next steps before anything is collected.

Home collection

Choose a coordinated visit at home or another convenient location. Our team confirms the appointment and sample requirements in advance.

Lab or hub visit

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PreparationOvernight fasting is preferred. Discontinue certain medications (like Heparin or Oral Anticoagulants) prior to the test, but only under the guidance of your physician. A completed Coagulation Requisition Form is required.

SampleBlood sample collected in a specific tube (e.g., sodium citrate tube). Confirm with the laboratory before booking.

MethodologyLaboratory-based testing involving immunoassays and coagulation assays to detect and quantify specific antibodies and assess anticoagulant activity. Confirm with the laboratory before booking.

PrivacyYour sample and report are handled confidentially. Ask the team how your information is stored and shared.

This test identifies specific antibodies but does not definitively diagnose a condition. Results must be interpreted alongside clinical history and other relevant tests. False positives or negatives can occur. Confirm with the laboratory before booking.

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What common result terms mean

TermPlain-language meaning

PositiveA finding was identified. Your clinician or counselor will explain what it means for your care.

NegativeThe specific finding tested for was not identified. It does not rule out every possible cause.

VUSA variant was found, but current evidence is not enough to classify it. Your counselor can explain follow-up.

Questions people ask

Frequently asked questions

This test looks for specific antibodies, such as cardiolipin antibodies and lupus anticoagulant, which can sometimes be associated with pregnancy complications like recurrent miscarriages.

This test is typically recommended for women who have experienced multiple miscarriages or other pregnancy complications, or those with certain autoimmune conditions.

Yes, overnight fasting is preferred for optimal results. Please check specific instructions provided by the lab.

Results are usually available the next day after the sample is collected. Confirm with the laboratory before booking.

Insurance coverage varies. Please check with your insurance provider regarding coverage for this specific test.

It is important to discuss your results with your healthcare provider. They can interpret the findings in the context of your medical history and recommend appropriate next steps.

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Page provenance

Last updated: September 27, 2026
Medical review: not yet completed
Written for patients & clinicians in Kenya; reviewed periodically against current guidance

Medical disclaimer: this page is general information, not a diagnosis or personal medical advice. Testing decisions and result interpretation should be made with a qualified healthcare professional.

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