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What is the difference between double marker and triple marker test?

2018-09-15 10:43:45
I am 4 weeks pregnant, 26 year old lady. The gynecologist has said that it seems to be a normal pregnancy. Someone mentioned we have different tests during the pregnancy phase. Hence, wish to know what is double marker and triple marker test? What is the difference between the two tests? Also please guide if any other important tests to be done during the pregnancy phase.
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Answered2018-09-15 11:21:40

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