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SHAADI SE PEHLE YEH TEST ZAROORI HAI! | Beta Thalassemia Prevention | Dr. Shishir Seth

Prevent Beta Thalassemia Major Through Pre-Marriage Testing | Dr. Shishir Seth | Apollo Hospital Delhi On World Thalassemia Day, Dr. Shishir Seth, Hematologist at Indraprastha Apollo Hospital New Delhi, shares crucial information about preventing Beta Thalassemia Major—a serious genetic blood disorder. In this important awareness video, Dr. Seth explains that Beta Thalassemia Major is entirely preventable through simple pre-marriage screening tests. When both partners carry the Beta Thalassemia Minor trait, their children have a 25% risk of developing Beta Thalassemia Major, a serious condition that requires lifelong blood transfusions for survival. Key prevention strategies highlighted: Pre-marriage testing for Beta Thalassemia trait in couples Understanding the risks when both partners are carriers Prenatal diagnosis around the 10th week of pregnancy if both partners are carriers Informed decision-making about continuing or discontinuing affected pregnancies Dr. Seth emphasizes that a simple blood test before marriage can prevent couples from facing difficult decisions later and protect future generations from this serious blood disorder that currently has only one curative treatment—bone marrow transplantation. Take the first step toward ensuring your future children's health by getting tested for Beta Thalassemia Minor before marriage. To know more about Apollo Hospitals, New Delhi 📞Call: 011-71791090/91 🖥 Visit us at https://delhi.apollohospitals.com 🏣 Location: Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals, Sarita Vihar, New Delhi Follow Apollo Hospitals Delhi on ⤵︎ 📍Instagram –   / apollohospitaldelhi   📍Facebook –   / indraprasthaapollohospitals   📍YouTube –    / @apollohospitalsdelhi   #ThalassemiaPrevention #PreMarriageTesting #ApolloHospitals #DrShishirSeth #BetaThalassemia #GeneticScreening #WorldThalassemiaDay #PreventableDisease #CarrierTesting #PrenatalDiagnosis