Blood Tests in Gujranwala

Checks for malaria using a rapid test and blood film, best during a fever spike.

Checks for inflammation in the body, often used alongside an infection workup.

Confirms your blood group and Rh factor, a one-time test worth having on file.

Checks for antibodies linked to typhoid fever.

Checks uric acid levels linked to gout and kidney function.

A private, confidential screening test for HIV.

Screens for past or current Hepatitis C infection.

Screens for active Hepatitis B infection.

Checks your B12 level, important for nerve health and preventing anaemia.

Checks your vitamin D level, a very common deficiency in our region.

Checks whether your thyroid gland is under or overactive.

Checks your urine for infection, sugar, protein and other early warning signs.

Checks your blood sugar level to screen for or monitor diabetes.

Total cholesterol, LDL, HDL and triglycerides. Needs 9 to 12 hours of fasting.

For fever season. Tells us if it’s dengue and which stage of infection you’re in.

Creatinine, urea and electrolytes, especially important if you have diabetes or high blood pressure.

Your average blood sugar over the last three months. No fasting required.

Checks your red cells, white cells and platelets in one draw. No fasting needed.

ALT, AST, bilirubin and more, for anyone with fatigue, yellowing eyes or a doctor’s LFT order.