Serology
Serology
Serology tests identify antibodies in the blood, indicating past exposure or active infection by certain infectious agents.
In assisted reproduction, they're part of the pre-procedure protocol and exist to protect patients and staff throughout treatment — which is why they're required, in accordance with CFM and ANVISA regulations.
Sample collection takes place at our facilities, and analysis is performed by a specialized partner laboratory.
Frequently asked questions
HIV 1 and 2, HTLV-I/II, hepatitis B (HBsAg and Anti-HBc), hepatitis C, syphilis (VDRL/FTA-Abs), toxoplasmosis, and rubella (especially for women). The list may vary depending on clinical need.
Not necessarily. HIV-positive patients, for example, can undergo assisted reproduction treatments using specific protocols aimed at reducing transmission risk, based on each patient's clinical history and viral load.
Yes. Most are valid for 12 months. In some cases, such as prolonged treatments or with donors, more frequent updates may be required.
Fasting is not required for most serology tests. Confirm with the care or nursing team before your blood draw.
Yes. In all assisted reproduction procedures, both partners must present up-to-date serology results.
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