BLOOD TESTING

Blood Testing in Gujranwala

Every routine and specialised blood, urine and stool test runs through our own laboratory in Model Town, Gujranwala, reviewed by a consultant pathologist before it reaches you. Here is what falls under each category.

Hematology

Complete Blood Count and related tests, covering red cells, white cells and platelets. This is usually the first test ordered for fatigue, infection or unexplained bruising.

Biochemistry

Liver function, kidney function, HbA1c, lipid profile and blood sugar all fall under biochemistry, the chemical signals that show how your organs are actually functioning.

Clinical Pathology

Urine routine examination and stool analysis, often the first sign of a kidney, urinary or digestive problem before it becomes symptomatic.

Special Chemistry

More specific markers such as vitamin D, vitamin B12, ferritin and thyroid profile, usually ordered when a basic panel does not explain how someone is feeling.

Serology

Antibody and antigen based tests, including dengue NS1/IgG/IgM and hepatitis B and C screening.

Molecular Biology

More advanced diagnostic testing for specific infections, ordered on a doctor’s request when a standard panel is not enough.

Not sure which test you need?

Call or WhatsApp 0316 7208633 and our team will point you to the right one. Looking for tests list, browse our full list of blood tests and prices.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between hematology and biochemistry tests?

Hematology looks at your blood cells, like CBC. Biochemistry looks at organ function and chemistry, like liver and kidney tests.

Yes, under clinical pathology. Urine routine examination and stool analysis are both available at every branch.

Yes, under special chemistry, alongside vitamin B12, ferritin and thyroid profile testing.

At our Habibpura branch in Daska, the only location currently offering radiology alongside our full lab services.

You don’t need to figure that out yourself. Call or WhatsApp 0316-7208633 and read out the test name, and we’ll take it from there.