All tests

A COMPLETE SET OF TESTS THAT CHECK: • Full Blood Count (FBC) and ESR — blood cells, hemoglobin, inflammation • Urea & Electrolytes — sodium, potassium, chloride, bicarbonate, urea, creatinine, eGFR • Liver Function — bilirubin, alkaline phosphatase, AST, ALT, gamma GT, total protein, albumin, globulin • Bone / Mineral Markers — calcium, phosphate, magnesium, uric acid • Glucose — blood sugar level • Lipid Panel — total cholesterol, HDL, LDL (calculated), non-HDL • Iron / Ferritin — iron stores and binding capacity • Thyroid Function — Free T4 and TSH • HbA1c — average blood sugar over past months WHAT THIS TEST SUITE REVEALS: • Whether blood cell counts are normal, or there is anemia, infection, or other hematologic issues • Presence of systemic inflammation (via ESR) • Kidney function and electrolyte balance, ability to filter waste • Whether the liver is healthy, processing and producing proteins correctly • Mineral and metabolic balance that affects bones, kidneys, and general metabolism • Current and long-term blood sugar control (glucose + HbA1c) — risk of diabetes • Lipid risk — balance of good vs bad cholesterol and overall atherogenic burden • Iron status — whether there is deficiency or excess • Thyroid health — whether thyroid hormones are within normal limits or showing hypo/hyperthyroid states

For a complete check-up

A COMPLETE SET OF TESTS THAT CHECK: • Hematology — full blood count (FBC), ESR • Biochemistry — kidney and electrolyte panel (urea, creatinine, eGFR, sodium, potassium, chloride, bicarbonate) • Liver function — bilirubin, alkaline phosphatase, AST, ALT, gamma GT, total protein, albumin, globulin • Mineral / bone markers — calcium, phosphate, magnesium, uric acid • Glucose — current blood sugar level • Lipid profile — total cholesterol, HDL, LDL (calculated), non-HDL cholesterol • Iron stores and metabolism — ferritin • Thyroid status — Free T4 and TSH • Long-term glucose control — HbA1c • Prostate health — prostate markers (e.g. PSA or prostate panel) WHAT THIS TEST SUITE REVEALS: • Whether there are abnormalities in blood cell counts (such as anemia, infections) • Presence of inflammation or systemic conditions (via ESR) • Kidney function and electrolyte balance issues • Liver damage, impaired metabolism, or synthetic dysfunction • Imbalances in minerals affecting bones, cardiovascular and metabolic health • Current and long-term glucose control, indicating risk or presence of diabetes • Lipid risk factors for cardiovascular disease — balance of “good” and “bad” fats • Iron deficiency, overload, or storage problems • Thyroid disorders — hypo- or hyperthyroidism • Prostate health — elevated prostate markers may suggest benign prostatic hyperplasia, inflammation, or prostate disease, prompting further evaluation

Recommended for a complete examination in cases of complaints without a specific diagnosis

A COMPLETE SET OF TESTS THAT CHECK: • Total bilirubin — how well the liver processes and clears bilirubin • ALT (SGPT) — enzyme that rises with liver cell injury • AST (SGOT) — enzyme found in liver and other tissues; elevated when liver/muscle cells are damaged • Total protein — total amount of proteins in blood (albumin + globulins) • Alkaline phosphatase (ALP) — enzyme linked to bile ducts and liver/cholestatic function • Albumin — main protein made by liver, indicator of synthetic function • Globulin — group of proteins including immune proteins • Gamma GT (GGT) — enzyme sensitive to bile duct and liver stress WHAT THIS TEST SUITE REVEALS: • Whether there is liver injury (elevated ALT / AST) • If there is bile flow obstruction or cholestatic pattern (elevated ALP, GGT, bilirubin) • Whether the liver’s synthetic capacity is impaired (low albumin, altered total protein) • Overall balance of proteins (albumin vs globulin) and implications for liver disease, malnutrition, immune status • The pattern of enzyme abnormalities can help distinguish hepatocellular damage vs cholestatic disease or mixed types • Monitoring changes over time to assess disease progression or response to therapy

Screening for substance abuse, often at the request of an employer or in medical institutions

It is primarily used to evaluate causes of hair loss (androgenetic alopecia), prostate health (BPH), and to monitor 5-alpha reductase inhibitor therapies

It is used to check for recent drug use

Suspected otitis, infection of the outer ear

For weakness, enlarged lymph nodes, sore throat

Can indicate conditions such as asthma, allergic rhinitis, and atopic dermatitis, helping doctors monitor disease severity and evaluate the effectiveness of anti-inflammatory therapies

Shown is: Diagnosing degree of liver fibrosis (alternative to biopsy)