Lab Tests
Comprehensive laboratory tests for accurate diagnosis and health assessment.
Lab Tests – Comprehensive Diagnostic Services
Lab tests are essential diagnostic tools that help in assessing overall health, diagnosing diseases, and monitoring medical conditions. These tests include blood tests, urine analysis, hormone testing, and specialized screenings.
Who Needs It?
- Individuals undergoing routine health check-ups.
- Patients with symptoms requiring medical diagnosis.
- People managing chronic diseases like diabetes, thyroid disorders, or kidney issues.
- Individuals preparing for surgery or undergoing treatment monitoring.
Uses of Lab Tests
Routine Health Screening
Helps in early detection of diseases like anemia, diabetes, and infections.
Chronic Disease Monitoring
Assesses conditions such as kidney disease, thyroid disorders, and heart health.
Infection Diagnosis
Identifies bacterial, viral, and fungal infections through blood and urine tests.
Hormone & Fertility Testing
Measures hormone levels to assess reproductive health and metabolic functions.
Liver & Kidney Function
Evaluates liver enzymes, kidney filtration rates, and overall organ health.
Cancer Marker Testing
Detects tumor markers to help in the early diagnosis of cancers.
Preparation for Lab Tests
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Why do I need a fasting blood test?
Fasting is required for certain tests, like glucose and cholesterol, to ensure accurate results without food affecting the readings.
How long does it take to get lab test results?
Most routine test results are available within 24-48 hours, while specialized tests may take longer.
Can I take my medications before a blood test?
It depends on the test. Always inform your doctor about your medications, as some may need to be paused before testing.
Is it normal to feel dizzy after a blood test?
Some people may feel lightheaded due to fasting or needle anxiety. Drinking water and eating a light snack after the test helps.