Intrahepatic cholestasis of pregnancy (ICP) testing in Viterbo

Find health labs to test for Intrahepatic cholestasis of pregnancy (ICP) in Viterbo and compare all offers by prices and services.

Tests that cover Intrahepatic cholestasis of pregnancy (ICP)

Liver Function Test
Liver Function Test by Centro Polispecialistico Giovanni Paolo I Srl

Via Fernando Molini, 6, 01100 Viterbo VT, Italia

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LFT Test by Nuova Salus Diagnostica

Viale Trieste, 97, 01100 Viterbo VT, Italia

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A LFT Test costs €50.00

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test fegato e reni con autoprelievo by innovabiohealth S.r.l.

Test at-Home / Self-testing

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€55.00

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Liver Function Test by Farmacia Rotondi

Via Piave, 30, 05100 Terni TR, Italia

29.3 km

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LFT Test by Synlab

Via della Strada Vecchia, 2, 00060 Riano RM, Italia

31.1 km

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LFT Test by Synlab

Via Edmondo Riva, 59, 00015 Monterotondo RM, Italia

36.4 km

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LFT Test by Synlab

Via Edmondo Riva, 59, 00015 Monterotondo RM, Italia

36.4 km

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LFT Test by Synlab

Via Don Giustino Maria Russolillo, 63, 00138 Roma RM, Italia

41.1 km

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LFT Test by Marcucci Dr. Antonietta Farmacia

Via Emma Carelli, 2, 00168 Roma RM, Italia

41.1 km

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Liver Function Test by Villa del Rosario

Via Flaminia, 499, 00191 Roma RM, Italia

41.1 km

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LFT Test by Synlab

Largo F. Spadoni, 4, 02100 Rieti RI, Italia

38.6 km

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LFT Test by Synlab

Via Montello, 14, 00195 Roma RM, Italia

41.1 km

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LFT Test by Synlab

Località Scalette, 02038 Scandriglia RI, Italia

41.5 km

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Intrahepatic cholestasis of pregnancy (ICP) - symptoms and how to test

A potentially life-threatening liver disease that can occur during pregnancy is called intrahepatic cholestasis of pregnancy (ICP). A condition known as ICP develops when bile acids cannot move through the body. Bile acids typically go from the liver to the digestive tract. Although acute itching due to ICP often occurs in the third trimester of pregnancy, some women experience it as early as the second. Less than 1% of U.S. pregnancies are affected by ICP, with Latina women disproportionately affected. The levels of bile acids in a pregnant woman's blood might fluctuate, so they'll be checked frequently.