Complete Blood Count (CBC)
HemogramHaemoglobin, white cells and platelets. Checks for anaemia, infection and many other conditions.
No preparation needed
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113+Tests & scans listed
Same dayMost routine reports
Pathologist& radiologist reviewed
One visitConsult, tests & imaging together
ESR
Erythrocyte sedimentation rateA general marker of inflammation in the body.
No preparation needed
CRP (C-Reactive Protein)
Quantitative CRPShows inflammation or infection, and helps track recovery.
No preparation needed
Haemoglobin (Hb)
Hb testChecks for anaemia.
No preparation needed
Platelet Count
Important in dengue, bleeding and bruising problems.
No preparation needed
Peripheral Blood Smear
PBSBlood cells examined under a microscope for shape and type.
No preparation needed
Blood Group & Rh Type
ABO groupingYour blood group, needed before surgery, pregnancy and transfusion.
No preparation needed
Reticulocyte Count
Shows how actively your bone marrow is making red cells.
No preparation needed
Fasting Blood Sugar (FBS)
Glucose fastingBlood sugar after an overnight fast. Used to diagnose and monitor diabetes.
Fast 8–10 hours. Water is allowed
Post-Prandial Blood Sugar (PPBS)
Sugar after mealHow your body handles sugar after eating.
Sample exactly 2 hours after a normal meal
Random Blood Sugar (RBS)
Blood sugar at any time of day.
No preparation needed
HbA1c
Glycated haemoglobinAverage blood sugar over about 3 months. Key test for diabetes control.
No fasting needed
Glucose Tolerance Test (OGTT)
GTTSugar measured before and after a glucose drink.
Fast 8–10 hours. Test takes about 2–3 hours at the lab
Fasting Insulin
Helps assess insulin resistance, for example in PCOS or prediabetes.
Fast 8–10 hours
Urine Microalbumin
Albumin-creatinine ratio (ACR)Detects early kidney damage in diabetes and high BP.
Early-morning urine preferred
TSH
Thyroid stimulating hormoneThe main screening test for thyroid problems.
No fasting needed. Morning sample preferred
Thyroid Profile (T3, T4, TSH)
Total thyroid profileComplete check of thyroid hormone levels.
No fasting needed
Free T3 & Free T4
FT3, FT4Active thyroid hormone levels.
No fasting needed
Anti-TPO Antibodies
Thyroid antibodiesChecks for autoimmune thyroid disease (Hashimoto's).
No preparation needed
Liver Function Test (LFT)
Liver profileLiver enzymes, bilirubin and proteins, a complete liver check.
Fasting 8–10 hours preferred
SGPT (ALT)
Alanine aminotransferaseLiver enzyme that rises with liver inflammation.
No preparation needed
SGOT (AST)
Aspartate aminotransferaseLiver and muscle enzyme.
No preparation needed
Bilirubin (Total & Direct)
Checks for jaundice in adults and newborns.
No preparation needed
GGT
Gamma GTLiver enzyme linked with bile flow and alcohol use.
Avoid alcohol for 24 hours
Total Protein & Albumin
Nutrition and liver function marker.
No preparation needed
Alkaline Phosphatase (ALP)
Liver and bone enzyme.
No preparation needed
Kidney Function Test (KFT / RFT)
Renal profileUrea, creatinine, uric acid and electrolytes, a complete kidney check.
No fasting needed
Serum Creatinine
with eGFRMain marker of kidney function. Needed before CT scans with contrast.
No preparation needed
Blood Urea / BUN
Kidney function and hydration.
No preparation needed
Uric Acid
Linked with gout and some kidney stones.
Fasting 4–6 hours preferred
Electrolytes (Na, K, Cl)
Serum electrolytesSodium, potassium and chloride balance.
No preparation needed
Serum Calcium
Bone health, kidney stones and parathyroid problems.
No preparation needed
Serum Phosphorus
Bone and kidney health.
No preparation needed
Lipid Profile
Cholesterol testTotal cholesterol, LDL, HDL and triglycerides for heart risk.
Fast 10–12 hours. Water is allowed
ECG
ElectrocardiogramRecords the heart's electrical activity. Quick and painless.
No preparation needed
2D Echo
EchocardiographyUltrasound of the heart showing its pumping and valves.
No preparation needed
TMT
Treadmill / stress testChecks the heart during exercise.
Light meal 2–3 hours before. Wear walking shoes
Holter Monitoring (24 hr)
Records heart rhythm continuously for palpitations or fainting.
Wear the device for 24 hours at home
Troponin I
Cardiac markerDetects heart muscle damage in suspected heart attack.
Done urgently for chest pain
CK-MB
Heart muscle enzyme.
No preparation needed
NT-proBNP
Helps assess heart failure and breathlessness.
No preparation needed
hs-CRP
High-sensitivity CRPInflammation marker used in heart-risk assessment.
No preparation needed
Homocysteine
High levels are linked with heart and vessel disease.
Fasting 8 hours preferred
Vitamin D (25-OH)
Bone health, tiredness and muscle aches.
No preparation needed
Vitamin B12
Tingling, tiredness, anaemia and memory problems.
No preparation needed
Iron Studies (Iron, TIBC)
Checks iron levels and iron-deficiency anaemia.
Morning sample after overnight fast preferred
Ferritin
Your body's iron stores.
No preparation needed
Folate (Folic Acid)
Important for blood health and pregnancy.
No preparation needed
Serum Magnesium
Muscle cramps, heart rhythm and nerve function.
No preparation needed
FSH
Follicle stimulating hormoneFertility, irregular periods and menopause.
Usually day 2–5 of the cycle, as advised
LH
Luteinising hormoneOvulation, PCOS and fertility.
Usually day 2–5 of the cycle, as advised
Prolactin
Irregular periods, milk discharge and fertility.
Morning sample, rest 30 minutes before
AMH
Anti-Müllerian hormoneEstimates egg reserve, useful in fertility planning and PCOS.
Any day of the cycle
Estradiol (E2)
Main female hormone, used in fertility and cycle assessment.
Timing as advised by your doctor
Progesterone
Confirms ovulation and supports pregnancy assessment.
Usually day 21 of the cycle, as advised
Testosterone
PCOS, excess hair in women, and low energy in men.
Morning sample preferred
DHEA-S
Adrenal hormone checked in PCOS and excess hair growth.
No preparation needed
Semen Analysis
Sperm count, movement and shape for male fertility.
2–5 days abstinence. Sample collected at the lab
Urine Pregnancy Test (UPT)
Quick pregnancy check.
First morning urine is best
Beta hCG (Blood pregnancy test)
Confirms pregnancy and tracks early pregnancy.
No preparation needed
Antenatal Profile
Pregnancy first-visit testsBlood count, blood group, sugar, thyroid, HIV, hepatitis B, VDRL and urine.
No preparation needed
Double Marker
Dual markerScreening for chromosomal conditions in the baby.
Done at 11–14 weeks with the NT scan
Quadruple Marker
Quad testSecond-trimester screening for the baby.
Done at 15–20 weeks
Glucose Test in Pregnancy (75 g OGTT)
GDM screeningScreens for gestational diabetes.
Fasting as advised. Takes about 2 hours
TORCH Panel
Infections that can affect pregnancy.
No preparation needed
Dengue NS1 Antigen
Early detection of dengue.
Best in the first 5 days of fever
Dengue IgM & IgG
Dengue antibodiesDetects recent or past dengue infection.
Best after day 5 of fever
Malaria Antigen & Smear
MP testDetects malaria parasites.
Ideally during fever
Widal Test
Older screening test for typhoid. Interpreted by the doctor.
Best after the first week of fever
Typhoid IgM
TyphidotRapid test supporting typhoid diagnosis.
No preparation needed
Blood Culture & Sensitivity
Finds bacteria in the blood and the right antibiotic.
Before starting antibiotics, if possible
Chikungunya IgM
Fever with severe joint pain.
No preparation needed
Procalcitonin
Helps tell bacterial from viral infection.
No preparation needed
HIV 1 & 2
Screening for HIV infection.
Confidential. No preparation needed
HBsAg (Hepatitis B)
Screening for hepatitis B infection.
No preparation needed
Anti-HCV (Hepatitis C)
Screening for hepatitis C infection.
No preparation needed
VDRL
Syphilis screeningRoutine screening, including in pregnancy.
No preparation needed
Mantoux Test
Tuberculin skin testScreening for tuberculosis exposure.
Result read after 48–72 hours
Urine Routine & Microscopy
Urine R/MInfection, sugar, protein, blood and crystals in urine.
Midstream, early-morning sample preferred
Urine Culture & Sensitivity
Confirms urine infection and the right antibiotic.
Sterile container. Before antibiotics, if possible
24-Hour Urine Protein
Measures protein loss through the kidneys.
Collect all urine for 24 hours in the lab container
Stool Routine
Infection, worms, blood and digestion problems.
Fresh sample in the lab container
Stool Occult Blood
Detects hidden blood in stools.
Avoid red meat for 2–3 days if advised
PT / INR
Prothrombin timeClotting check, needed for blood thinners and before surgery.
Tell us about blood thinners
aPTT
Clotting check before procedures.
No preparation needed
D-Dimer
Helps rule out blood clots.
No preparation needed
Bleeding & Clotting Time (BT/CT)
Basic bleeding check before minor procedures.
No preparation needed
RA Factor
Rheumatoid factorSupports diagnosis of rheumatoid arthritis.
No preparation needed
Anti-CCP
More specific test for rheumatoid arthritis.
No preparation needed
ANA
Antinuclear antibodiesScreening for autoimmune conditions such as lupus.
No preparation needed
HLA-B27
Linked with back and joint conditions such as ankylosing spondylitis.
No preparation needed
Total IgE
Allergy markerOverall allergy tendency.
No preparation needed
PSA (Prostate Specific Antigen)
Prostate health screening in men.
Avoid ejaculation and cycling for 48 hours
CA-125
Used in evaluating ovarian masses, as advised by a doctor.
No preparation needed
CEA
Tumour marker used in follow-up, as advised.
No preparation needed
AFP
Alpha-fetoproteinLiver and pregnancy-related marker, as advised.
No preparation needed
Pap Smear
Cervical screeningScreens for early changes that can lead to cervical cancer.
Avoid during periods. No intercourse 48 hours before
Ultrasound Whole Abdomen
USG abdomenLiver, gallbladder, kidneys, pancreas, bladder and more.
Fast 6 hours. Come with a full bladder
Ultrasound Pelvis
USG pelvis (TAS/TVS)Uterus and ovaries. Periods, PCOS, fibroids and pain.
Full bladder for abdominal scan, as advised
Ultrasound KUB
Kidney, ureter, bladderKidney stones, swelling and bladder problems.
Full bladder
Pregnancy Ultrasound
Obstetric scanBaby's heartbeat, growth, position and due date.
As advised by your obstetrician
NT Scan
Nuchal translucencyFirst-trimester screening, often with the double marker.
Done at 11–14 weeks
Anomaly Scan (Level II)
TIFFADetailed check of the baby's organs and growth.
Done at 18–22 weeks
Growth Scan & Doppler
Baby's growth and blood flow.
Later pregnancy, as advised
Follicular Monitoring
Follicle studyTracks egg development for fertility treatment.
Series of scans on days advised by your doctor
Thyroid & Neck Ultrasound
Thyroid nodules and neck swellings.
No preparation needed
Doppler Study (Arterial / Venous)
Blood flow in arms and legs, including clots and varicose veins.
No preparation needed
X-Ray Chest
CXRLungs and heart, for cough, infection and pre-surgery checks.
Remove metal objects. Tell us if pregnant
X-Ray Bones & Joints
Fractures, arthritis and joint problems.
Remove metal objects. Tell us if pregnant
X-Ray Spine
Back and neck pain, alignment and injuries.
Remove metal objects. Tell us if pregnant
CT Scan
Plain & contrastDetailed cross-section images, for example kidney stones (CT KUB) or head injury.
For contrast scans: fast 4–6 hours and bring a recent creatinine report
PFT (Spirometry)
Lung function testMeasures breathing capacity in asthma and COPD.
Avoid inhalers before the test only if your doctor says so
Audiometry
Hearing testMeasures hearing at different sound levels.
No preparation needed
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How to prepare
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Getting preparation right avoids repeat tests and wrong results.
Fasting tests
No food for 8–12 hours (as advised). Plain water is fine. Come in the morning.
Urine samples
Early-morning, midstream urine in the lab’s sterile container gives the best result.
Ultrasound
Abdomen: fast 6 hours. Pelvis and KUB: drink water and come with a full bladder.
Your medicines
Don’t stop medicines unless told. Tell us about diabetes medicines, blood thinners or thyroid tablets.
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Ask a questionDo I need a doctor's prescription for a test?
Many routine tests can be done on request, while some tests and scans need a doctor's prescription. Send us an enquiry and we'll guide you.
Which tests need fasting?
Fasting blood sugar, lipid profile, glucose tolerance tests, fasting insulin and an abdominal ultrasound usually need fasting. Water is allowed. Use the "Fasting needed" filter on this page to see them.
How soon will I get my reports?
Most routine blood and urine tests are reported the same day. Specialised tests and cultures take longer. The usual report time is shown on each test.
Can I get a test done without an appointment?
Yes, for most lab tests. For scans and special tests, please call or send an enquiry first so we can tell you the preparation and timing.
What does a test cost?
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Should I stop my medicines before a test?
Don't stop any medicine unless your doctor tells you to. Tell the lab what you take, especially diabetes medicines, blood thinners and thyroid tablets.
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Last updated: 8 October 2026Availability and timings are confirmed by the hospital.