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Artemis Cystitis UTI -Blood Test
A Full Blood Count (FBC) test is an essential diagnostic tool that provides valuable information about the number of cells in your blood. It measures three key components in your blood: red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets.
Red Blood Cells: These contain haemoglobin, which helps deliver oxygen throughout your body.
White Blood Cells: These play a vital role in your immune system, protecting you from bacteria, viruses, and fungi.
Platelets: These are crucial for helping your blood form clots and stop bleeding.
Abnormal levels of any of these components can provide crucial insights when diagnosing a range of conditions and diseases.
The liver plays a vital role in maintaining your overall health. A healthy, fully functioning liver supports your current well-being and helps prevent future diseases.
Why Choose Liver Function Testing?
Our liver function tests help detect any existing liver disorders or damage and monitor how well your body responds to ongoing treatments. If your results are abnormal, one of our doctors will guide you through the next steps, whether that’s additional testing or changes to your treatment plan.
What Do Liver Function Tests Do?
These tests:
Differentiate between various liver disorders.
Assess the extent of liver damage.
Additionally, they help track your liver’s health while on certain medications.
The Role of Healthy Kidneys
Your kidneys are essential for maintaining overall health. They remove waste, filter your blood, and reabsorb vital substances like water, glucose, and amino acids. Additionally, kidneys produce hormones that regulate blood pressure, red blood cell production, and bone health.
Why Take a Kidney Health Test?
Our kidney health test assesses critical markers like creatinine, urea, and potassium. These results help doctors determine if your kidneys are functioning optimally and detect conditions such as kidney disease, stones, infections, or even cancers.
Common Kidney Conditions
Some of the most frequent issues affecting the kidneys include:
Renal cysts
Chronic kidney disease
Nephritic syndromes
Urinary tract obstructions or infections
Kidney stones
