Anemia Profile Haemolytic Type in Patan

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CBC (Complete Blood Count) (33 tests), Direct Coombs Test (DCT) (1 tests), Reticulocyte Count, Manual (3 tests), G6PD, Quantitative (3 tests), Sickling Test (1 tests), Bilirubin, Blood [Total+Direct+Indirect] (4 tests), LDH [Lactate dehydrogenase], Blood (1 tests), HB Electrophoresis (17 tests), CD55 + CD59 [PNH Study] (6 tests), Urine Hemosiderin (1 tests)

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The time required for examination, processing, diagnosis, and reporting can vary depending on the complexity of the tests or case, the workload of the laboratory, and other factors.

*The total turnaround time for a pathology report can range from a few hours to several days, depending on the urgency of the case and the policies of the laboratory.

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Age Group 05-90 years

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Test Parameter Included 67 Parameter

Profile No. of Parameters

Bilirubin 1
- Conjugated Bilirubin
- Delta Bilirubin
- Total Bilirubin
- Unconjugated Bilirubin
PNH By Flaer Method (CD55 And CD59) 1
- Specimen for NABL Test
- Tube 1 RBC PNH
- Tube 2 (WBC) PNH
- Interpretation PNH
- Note PNH
- Comment PNH
CBC (Complete Blood Count) 1
- Advice (NABL)
- Basophils (%)
- Basophils (Abs)
- Blasts - PS
- Eosinophils (%)
- Eosinophils (Abs)
- Hb (Hemoglobin)
- Hematocrit
- Lymphocytes (%)
- Lymphocytes (Abs)
- MCH
- MCHC
- MCV
- Metamyelocytes - Ps
- Monocytes (%)
- Monocytes (Abs)
- MPV
- Myelocytes - Ps
- Neutrophils (%)
- Neutrophils (Abs)
- Normoblasts
- Platelet Count [Elec. Impedance]
- Promyelocytes - Ps
- RBC Count
- RDW
- Total WBC, bld
- Other Cells CBC
- Prolymphocytes
- RBC Morphology NRL
- WBC Morphology NRL
- Platelets Morphology NRL
- Parasites NRL
- Comment NRl
LDH, Serum 1
- LDH, Serum
Reticulocyte Count 1
- Reticulocyte Count
- Corrected Reticulocyte count
- Reticulocyte production Index
G6PD Quantitative 1
- G6PD Quantitative result
- Hb (Hemoglobin)
- G6PD Instrument Value
Sickling Test 1
- Sickle cell, Solubility test
Urine Hemosiderin 1
- Urine Hemosiderin
Direct Coombs Test (DCT) 1
- Direct Coomb's Test (DCT) Gel Card
HB Electrophoresis 1
- Abnormal Hb + Hb A2
- Denatured Hb
- Hb (Hemoglobin)
- Hb A
- Hb C
- Hb D
- Hb E
- Hb F
- Hb H
- Hb Q
- Hb S
- MCV
- RBC Count
- Sickle cell, Solubility test
- Unknown Peak Or Variant Peak
- Interpretation
- Hb A2

FAQ

What factors cause hemolytic disease of newborns?

Hemolytic disease in newborns can occur when an Rh-negative mother has a baby with an Rh-positive father resulting in hemolysis of RBCs.

When do I have to get a Hemolytic anemia profile test done?

If you exhibit the symptoms specified above, you will have to undergo the tests as soon as possible. Deficiencies should be treated with supplements and treatments.

What are the main causes of hemolytic anemia?

Sickle Cell Anemia and Thalassemia are two primary causes for this blood disorder.

What is the most common enzyme deficiency in hemolytic anemia?

Pyruvate kinase enzyme deficiency can result in red cell hemolysis causing hemolytic anemia.

What is the HPLC result for thalassemia?

The screening of beta-thalassaemia is done by automated HPLC where a level of Hb A2 > 4.0 would be indicative of classical beta-thalassaemia trait.

Which infections are linked to hemolytic anemia?

The following infections are linked to hemolytic anemia:

Malaria
Rickettsia rickettsii (tick) bite
Haemophilus influenza
Human immunodeficiency virus

Why should you book an Anemia profile haemolytic type test at Sterling Accuris?

Sterling Accuris Diagnostics is at the forefront of pathology services in India, with international quality standards. Our NABL-accredited laboratory has highly specialised and qualified hematopathologists running your diagnostic tests. It is extremely convenient to book an Anaemia profile Hemolytic Type with us, which would give you accurate and precise results at a great price.

Do you provide home visit/collection service?

Yes. We do provide home collection services at your doorstep.

Please go ahead and book your visit today from our top menu options in this website / chat or do call us on 812 813 0000.

How long does it take to receive test results?

Though most tests are completed and reported within about 24 hours of receiving the sample for testing, certain tests take several days to weeks.

Your soft copy will be sent on registered email id and Whatsapp. Also, you will receive SMS with link to download your report. Also, your report is available on our website / app.

To know the status of the report, you can call our customer care team on 812 813 0000.

Is there any preparation or precautions for patient before tests or body checkup?

Fasting maybe required in case of a few tests to ensure accurate results.

In general, it is also advisable to abstain from alcohol and heavy diet at least for 24 hours before any health test. You can see the requirement for each test on the product page on our website / app.

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Sterling Accuris offers a range of packages including Senior citizen (male and female) package, healthy heart profile, diabetes profile, vitamin profile, covid immunity package and much more. Visit our website to learn more about these packages.

What makes Sterling Accuris a better pathology lab than others?

For us, precision care, safe sample collection, timely delivery of reports, and precise reporting of patient results while adhering to health and safety precautions are the cornerstone of our success.

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Sterling Accuris Diagnostics offers the Anaemia Profile Hemolytic Type in Patan to detect anemia.

Overview of Anemia Profile Haemolytic Type

Sterling Accuris Diagnostics offers the Anaemia Profile Hemolytic Type in Patan to evaluate important blood components such as the complete blood cell count (CBC) peripheral blood smear, and serum lactate dehydrogenase (LDH)

Anemia is a very common blood disorder where there are fewer red blood cells than normal, or less hemoglobin than normal (hemoglobin is an essential protein in RBCs that transports oxygen throughout the body). It can be caused by reasons like iron deficiency or vitamin B-12 deficiency.

Anemia is common in females due to diet deficiency and blood loss due to menstruation, and it is more common in pregnancy. Hemolytic anemia is a condition in which red blood cells don't last as long as they should, as they are destroyed by a process called hemolysis, resulting in inefficient delivery of oxygen throughout the body. This results in a drop in RBCs and, hence, less oxygen being transported through the body.

Why And When Is The Anemia Profile Haemolytic Type Test Done?

Sterling Accuris Diagnostics offers the Anaemia Profile in Ahmedabad that can show you the decreased or increased levels of blood components total iron capacity (TIBC), Ferritin, Complete Blood Count (CBC), serum Iron and Hemoglobin (Hb) that would determine whether you have haemolytic anemia, so that the disease can be diagnosed and treated.

You may be asked to run an anemia profile haemolytic type test if you exhibit symptoms like:

Fever
Fatigue
Abnormal skin colouration
Yellowish skin, eyes, and mouth (jaundice)
Dark-coloured urine
Dizziness
Confusion
Unable to do physical activities
Loss of appetite
Difficulty concentrating
Coldness of extremities
Pale Skin
Brittle nails
Dizziness
Hair loss/ poor growth

Anaemia Profile Haemolytic Type Main Highlights

Instructions: No Fasting Required
Recommended age group: Any age group
Sample type for test: Blood sample

Understanding How To Interpret Anemia Profile Hemolytic Type

The following ranges are seen in adults:

Hemoglobin: Men- 13-16 gm/dl Women- 12-15 gm/dl

Red Blood Cell Count: 4-6 10*12/L

Hematocrit: 41-50%

Red Cell Distribution Width: 12-15%

Platelet Count: 1, 50,000-4, 50,000 per microlitre of blood

Mean Corpuscular Hemoglobin: 27-31 pg per cell

Mean Corpuscular Volume: 80-100 femtolitre

Mean Corpuscular Hemoglobin Concentration: 32-36 gm/dl

Lactate Dehydrogenase: 105-330 IU/L

Causes of Hemolytic Anemia:

Autoimmune Diseases
Bone marrow Disease
Complications from blood transfusions
Infections
Blood disorders like sickle cell disease
Certain medications