Blood Test
₹300
Complete Blood Count (CBC)
Measures red cells, white cells, haemoglobin, and platelets in a single sample.
Quick facts
Sample type: Whole blood (EDTA)
Fasting / preparation: Not required
About this test
A Complete Blood Count examines the three main cell types in your blood. It helps assess anaemia, infection, clotting capacity, and general health, and is routinely included in health check-ups and pre-treatment screening. Results are read together with your symptoms and history.
What this test checks
Haemoglobin | RBC count | WBC count with differential | Platelet count | Haematocrit | MCV | MCH | MCHC | RDW
Blood Test
₹700
HbA1c (3-Month Average Sugar)
Shows your average blood sugar over the past two to three months.
Quick facts
Sample type: Whole blood (EDTA)
Fasting / preparation: Not required
About this test
HbA1c measures the percentage of haemoglobin carrying attached glucose, which reflects average blood sugar over roughly 8-12 weeks rather than a single moment. It is used to diagnose diabetes and prediabetes, and to monitor how well long-term control is being maintained. Unaffected by your most recent meal.
What this test checks
HbA1c (%) | Estimated average glucose
Blood Test
₹100
Fasting Blood Sugar (FBS)
Glucose measured after an overnight fast is the standard baseline test for diabetes screening.
Quick facts
Sample type: Serum / plasma (fluoride)
Fasting / preparation: 8-12 hours
About this test
Fasting Blood Sugar measures glucose after 8-12 hours without food. Because nothing has been eaten, the result reflects your body's baseline glucose control and is one of the standard criteria for diagnosing diabetes and prediabetes. Plain water is permitted during the fasting period.
What this test checks
Plasma glucose (fasting)
Blood Test
₹100
Random Blood Sugar (RBS)
A single glucose reading taken at any time of day, without fasting.
Quick facts
Sample type: Serum / plasma (fluoride)
Fasting / preparation: Not required
About this test
Random Blood Sugar measures glucose in your blood at the moment of sampling, regardless of when you last ate. It is used for quick screening, for checking symptoms such as excessive thirst or fatigue, and for monitoring known diabetes. Markedly high or low readings are usually confirmed with a fasting test or HbA1c.
What this test checks
Plasma glucose (random)
Blood Test
₹350
TSH (Thyroid Stimulating Hormone)
The single most sensitive first-line test of thyroid function.
Quick facts
Sample type: Serum
Fasting / preparation: Not required
About this test
TSH is produced by the pituitary gland to regulate the thyroid. Because it rises when the thyroid is underactive and falls when overactive, it is the usual first test for suspected thyroid problems and for monitoring thyroid medication. An abnormal TSH is normally followed up with T3 and T4 measurements.
What this test checks
TSH
Blood Test
₹700
Lipid Profile
A full panel of cholesterol and triglyceride measurements used to assess cardiovascular risk.
Quick facts
Sample type: Serum
Fasting / preparation: 9-12 hours preferred
About this test
The Lipid Profile measures the fats circulating in your blood, separating the LDL fraction that contributes to arterial plaque from the HDL fraction that helps clear it. It is central to estimating heart disease and stroke risk, and to monitoring diet, exercise, or lipid-lowering treatment.
What this test checks
Total cholesterol | HDL | LDL | VLDL | Triglycerides | Total/HDL ratio
Blood Test
₹1,100
Liver Function Test (LFT)
Measures liver enzymes, bilirubin, and proteins to assess liver health.
Quick facts
Sample type: Serum
Fasting / preparation: Not required (fasting preferred)
About this test
The Liver Function Test combines enzymes released when liver cells are stressed or damaged with bilirubin and the proteins the liver manufactures. It is used to investigate jaundice, abdominal discomfort, or fatigue, to screen for fatty liver and hepatitis, and to monitor patients on medications processed by the liver.
What this test checks
Total & direct bilirubin | SGOT/AST | SGPT/ALT | Alkaline phosphatase | GGT | Total protein | Albumin | Globulin | A/G ratio
Blood Test
₹800
Renal Function Test — Basic
A core panel assesses how well your kidneys are filtering waste.
Quick facts
Sample type: Serum
Fasting / preparation: Not required (fasting preferred)
About this test
This panel measures the waste products and salts your kidneys are responsible for clearing. It is used to screen for reduced kidney function, to monitor known kidney disease, and to check kidney status before starting medications that place a load on them. Often ordered alongside a urine examination.
What this test checks
Urea | Creatinine | Uric acid | Sodium | Potassium | Chloride
Blood Test
₹2,000
Vitamin D Total (25-Hydroxy)
The standard test for vitamin D deficiency measures 25-hydroxyvitamin D.
Quick facts
Sample type: Serum
Fasting / preparation: Not required
About this test
This measures 25-hydroxyvitamin D, the storage form that best reflects your overall vitamin D status from sunlight, diet, and supplements. It is the appropriate test for suspected deficiency — bone or muscle aches, fatigue, frequent fractures — and for checking whether supplementation is working.
What this test checks
25-hydroxyvitamin D (D2 + D3)
Urine Test
₹150
Urine Routine Examination
A physical, chemical, and microscopic examination of a urine sample.
Quick facts
Sample type: Urine (mid-stream, preferably first morning)
Fasting / preparation: Not required
About this test
The urine routine inspects appearance, runs a chemical panel for protein, sugar, ketones, and blood, and examines the sediment under a microscope for cells, casts, and crystals. It screens for urinary infection, kidney disease, and diabetes, and forms part of most general health checks. A clean mid-stream morning sample gives the best result.
What this test checks
Colour | Appearance | Specific gravity | pH | Protein | Glucose | Ketones | Bilirubin | Blood | Nitrite | Microscopy for pus cells, RBCs, epithelial cells, casts and crystals
Blood Test
₹1,000
Antenatal Profile
The routine first-visit screening package is recommended in early pregnancy.
Quick facts
Sample type: Whole blood; serum; urine
Fasting / preparation: Fasting preferred (includes glucose)
About this test
The Antenatal Profile bundles the tests normally advised at the first pregnancy visit, covering blood counts, blood group and Rh status, sugar level,l and the standard infection screens. Identifying these early allows timely management and protects both mother and baby throughout the pregnancy.
What this test checks
CBC | Blood group & Rh | HIV | HBsAg | VDRL | Random/fasting glucose | Urine routine
Blood Test
₹2,000
Anti-Müllerian Hormone (AMH)
A marker of ovarian reserve, testable on any day of the menstrual cycle.
Quick facts
Sample type: Serum
Fasting / preparation: Not required
About this test
AMH reflects the pool of developing follicles in the ovaries and is used to assess ovarian reserve during fertility evaluation, to help plan assisted reproduction, and as a supporting measure in polycystic ovary syndrome. Unlike FSH and LH, it stays relatively stable throughout the cycle, so timing is not restricted.
What this test checks
Anti-Mullerian Hormone
Blood Test
₹800
Blood Ammonia
Measures ammonia, a waste product that accumulates when the liver cannot clear it.
Quick facts
Sample type: Plasma (EDTA, transported chilled)
Fasting / preparation: Fasting preferred
About this test
Ammonia is generated as protein is broken down and is normally converted by the liver into urea. Levels are checked in advanced liver disease, unexplained confusion or drowsiness, and in certain inherited metabolic disorders in children. This test needs careful handling and prompt processing, so please attend the centre directly
What this test checks
Plasma ammonia
Blood Test
₹100
Blood Group & Rh Typing
Determines your ABO group and Rh (positive or negative) status.
Quick facts
Sample type: Whole blood (EDTA)
Fasting / preparation: Not required
About this test
Blood grouping identifies which of the ABO types you belong to and whether you are Rh positive or negative. It is essential before transfusion or surgery, and required in antenatal care, to identify Rh-negative mothers who may need protective treatment, and commonly requested for personal records.
What this test checks
ABO group | Rh (D) type
Blood Test
₹150
Blood Urea Nitrogen (BUN)
Reports the nitrogen component of urea — the same measurement expressed in a different unit.
Quick facts
Sample type: Serum
Fasting / preparation: Not required (fasting preferred)
About this test
Blood Urea Nitrogen reports the nitrogen portion of urea, which some physicians prefer and which appears on many international reports. Clinically, it carries the same information as serum urea and is used to assess kidney function, hydration status, and protein handling.
What this test checks
Blood urea nitrogen.
Blood Test
₹600
C-Reactive Protein (CRP), Quantitative
Measures a blood marker that rises with inflammation or infection.
Quick facts
Sample type: Serum
Fasting / preparation: Not required
About this test
CRP is produced by the liver and rises quickly in response to inflammation, infection, or tissue injury. Because it moves faster than many other markers, it is useful for detecting an inflammatory process and for tracking whether it is settling with treatment. It indicates that inflammation is present without identifying the cause.
What this test checks
CRP (mg/L)
Blood Test
₹2,000
Chikungunya RT-PCR
Detects chikungunya viral genetic material during the early phase of illness.
Quick facts
Sample type: Serum / whole blood (EDTA)
Fasting / preparation: Not required
About this test
RT-PCR identifies the virus itself rather than your immune response, so it can confirm chikungunya in the first few days of fever — before antibodies develop. Sample timing is critical: taken too late, PCR may be negative even in genuine infection, and antibody testing becomes the better option.
What this test checks
Chikungunya virus RNA by RT-PCR
Blood Test
₹1,800
Dengue Profile (NS1 Antigen, IgM & IgG)
A combined dengue panel covering both the early antigen window and the later antibody response.
Quick facts
Sample type: Serum
Fasting / preparation: Not required
About this test
This profile tests for the NS1 antigen, detectable in the first few days of fever, alongside IgM and IgG antibodies, which typically appear from around day five. Combining all three widens the window in which dengue can be identified, so the timing of the sample is less likely to produce a false reassurance.
What this test checks
NS1 antigen | Dengue IgM | Dengue IgG
Blood Test
₹500
Follicle-Stimulating Hormone (FSH)
A reproductive hormone measured in fertility, cycle, and puberty assessments.
Quick facts
Sample type: Serum
Fasting / preparation: Not required
About this test
FSH is released by the pituitary gland to drive egg development in women and sperm production in men. It is used in fertility investigation, irregular or absent periods, suspected menopause, and delayed or early puberty. In women, the result depends on cycle timing, so day 2 or 3 sampling is usually requested.
What this test checks
FSH
Blood Test
₹400
Free T3 (FT3)
Measures the active, unbound form of triiodothyronine.
Quick facts
Sample type: Serum
Fasting / preparation: Not required
About this test
Free T3 is the unbound fraction of the more metabolically active thyroid hormone. It is used to assess suspected overactive thyroid, to clarify unusual thyroid results, and to monitor certain treatments. It is typically interpreted alongside TSH rather than on its own.
What this test checks
Free T3
Blood Test
₹400
Free T4 (FT4)
Measures the active, unbound form of thyroxine.
Quick facts
Sample type: Serum
Fasting / preparation: Not required
About this test
Free T4 is the unbound fraction of thyroxine, the main hormone the thyroid releases. Paired with TSH, it distinguishes an underactive from an overactive thyroid and helps judge severity. It is also used to follow the response to thyroid replacement or anti-thyroid medication.
What this test checks
Free T4
Blood Test
₹1,100
Free Thyroid Profile (FT3, FT4, TSH)
Measures the unbound, biologically active thyroid hormones plus TSH.
Quick facts
Sample type: Serum
Fasting / preparation: Not required
About this test
This panel measures the free fractions of T3 and T4 — the portion not bound to carrier proteins and therefore available to your tissues — together with TSH. Free measurements are preferred when protein levels may be altered, such as in pregnancy, oestrogen use, or liver and kidney disease, where total hormone results can mislead.
What this test checks
Free T3 | Free T4 | TSH
Blood Test
₹100
Haemoglobin (Hb)
A single measurement of the oxygen-carrying protein in your red blood cells.
Quick facts
Sample type: Whole blood (EDTA)
Fasting / preparation: Not required
About this test
Haemoglobin measures the protein that transports oxygen around your body and is the quickest way to check for anaemia. It suits routine screening, blood donation eligibility, and follow-up of iron treatment. If a cause needs investigating, the Complete Blood Count gives considerably more detail for a small additional cost.
What this test checks
Haemoglobin concentration
Blood Test
₹500
Luteinizing Hormone (LH)
A reproductive hormone that triggers ovulation, usually tested with FSH.
Quick facts
Sample type: Serum
Fasting / preparation: Not required
About this test
LH comes from the pituitary gland and triggers ovulation in women while supporting testosterone production in men. It is measured in fertility assessment, irregular cycles, suspected polycystic ovary syndrome,e and puberty disorders. As with FSH, cycle timing affects the result and is normally specified by your doctor.
What this test checks
LH
Blood Test
₹300
Malaria — QBC (Quantitative Buffy Coat)
A fluorescence method that concentrates the sample to improve malaria detection.
Quick facts
Sample type: Whole blood (EDTA)
Fasting / preparation: Not required
About this test
QBC spins the blood to concentrate the layer where parasites gather, then examines it under fluorescence microscopy. Concentrating the sample makes it more sensitive than routine smear examination when parasite numbers are low, which is useful in partially treated infections or early illness.
What this test checks
QBC fluorescence microscopy for malarial parasites
Blood Test
₹300
Malaria Antigen (Rapid Card Test)
A rapid card test detecting malarial proteins in blood.
Quick facts
Sample type: Whole blood (EDTA) / finger prick
Fasting / preparation: Not required
About this test
This rapid test detects malaria-specific antigens and can distinguish P. falciparum from other species, with results available quickly. It is valuable for fast decisions and where skilled microscopy is unavailable. Antigen can persist for some weeks after successful treatment, so recent malaria should be mentioned at collection.
What this test checks
P. falciparum and pan-malarial antigen detection
Blood Test
₹100
Malaria Parasite — Peripheral Smear
Direct microscopic examination of a blood film for malarial parasites.
Quick facts
Sample type: Whole blood (EDTA) / finger prick
Fasting / preparation: Not required
About this test
A trained technician examines stained blood films under the microscope to look for malaria parasites, identify the species, and estimate how heavily the blood is affected. Microscopy remains the reference method. Sampling during or shortly after a fever spike improves the chance of detection.
What this test checks
Thick and thin film microscopy | Species identification
Blood Test
₹100
Oral Glucose Challenge Test (OGCT)
A measured glucose drink followed by a blood sample — used mainly to screen for diabetes in pregnancy.
Quick facts
Sample type: Serum / plasma (fluoride)
Fasting / preparation: Protocol-dependent — confirm at booking
About this test
In a glucose challenge, you drink a standard glucose solution and give a blood sample after a set interval. It is most often used to screen for gestational diabetes during pregnancy. Allow around an hour at the collection centre, and avoid eating or drinking anything else during the waiting period.
What this test checks
Post-challenge plasma glucose
Blood Test
₹300
Peripheral Smear Examination
Microscopic study of blood cell shape, size, and appearance.
Quick facts
Sample type: Whole blood (EDTA)
Fasting / preparation: Not required
About this test
In a peripheral smear, a stained blood film is examined under the microscope so the size, shape, and appearance of your blood cells can be assessed directly. It adds detail an automated count cannot, helping characterise the type of anaemia and flagging abnormal cells that call for further investigation.
What this test checks
RBC, WBC, and platelet morphology | Differential count | Abnormal cell comment
Blood Test
₹100
Post-Prandial Blood Sugar (PPBS)
Glucose measured two hours after a meal shows how your body handles a food load.
Quick facts
Sample type: Serum / plasma (fluoride)
Fasting / preparation: Sample taken 2 hours after a meal
About this test
Post-Prandial Blood Sugar is taken two hours after eating and shows how efficiently your body clears glucose after a meal. It is often paired with a fasting sample, since post-meal spikes can appear before fasting levels become abnormal. Follow your normal meal, then attend at the two-hour mark.
What this test checks
Plasma glucose (post-prandial)
Blood Test
₹1,200
Pre-Operative Profile — Basic
The standard set of tests most surgeons require before a procedure.
Quick facts
Sample type: Whole blood; serum
Fasting / preparation: Fasting preferred (includes glucose)
About this test
This profile bundles the baseline investigations commonly requested before surgery, covering blood counts, blood group, sugar level, and the infection screens most hospitals require. Booking it as a package is quicker and cheaper than ordering each test separately. Check the exact list your surgeon or hospital requires.
What this test checks
CBC | Blood group & Rh | Random/fasting glucose | HIV | HBsAg | HCV
Blood Test
₹1,500
Pre-Operative Profile — With PT/INR
The basic pre-surgical panel plus a clotting-time assessment.
Quick facts
Sample type: Whole blood; serum; citrated plasma
Fasting / preparation: Fasting preferred (includes glucose)
About this test
This package adds prothrombin time and INR to the basic pre-operative profile, assessing how quickly your blood clots. Surgeons request it where bleeding risk matters — larger procedures, patients on blood thinners, or where liver disease is known or suspected.
What this test checks
Basic pre-operative profile | Prothrombin time | INR
Blood Test
₹400
Prothrombin Time (PT) with INR
Measures how long your blood takes to clot, reported with INR.
Quick facts
Sample type: Citrated plasma
Fasting / preparation: Not required
About this test
Prothrombin Time measures one of the clotting pathways and is reported with INR, a standardised value that allows comparison between laboratories. It is used before surgery, to investigate abnormal bleeding or bruising, to assess liver function, and to monitor patients taking warfarin or similar anticoagulants.
What this test checks
Prothrombin time (seconds) | INR | Control
Blood Test
₹1,100
PSA — Free
A follow-up test that helps interpret a borderline total PSA result.
Quick facts
Sample type: Serum
Fasting / preparation: Not required
About this test
Free PSA measures the unbound fraction of prostate-specific antigen. Expressed as a percentage of the total, it helps distinguish benign prostate enlargement from findings that warrant further investigation when total PSA sits in the borderline range. It is normally ordered together with, not instead of, total PSA.
What this test checks
Free PSA | % free PSA (when total PSA is available) | Measures how long your blood takes to clot, reported with INR.
Blood Test
₹650
PSA — Total (Prostate-Specific Antigen)
The standard prostate screening blood test for men.
Quick facts
Sample type: Serum
Fasting / preparation: Not required
About this test
Total PSA measures a protein produced by the prostate gland. Levels can rise with benign enlargement, inflammation, infection, or prostate cancer, so it functions as a screening and monitoring test rather than a diagnostic one. Recent cycling, ejaculation, or a rectal examination can raise the result — mention these at collection.
What this test checks
Total PSA
Blood Test
₹1,600
Renal Function Test — Extended
An expanded kidney panel adding mineral, protein, and filtration-rate measurements.
Quick facts
Sample type: Serum
Fasting / preparation: Not required (fasting preferred)
About this test
The extended panel covers everything in the basic profile and adds the minerals and proteins affected as kidney function declines, along with a calculated filtration rate. It suits patients with established kidney disease, diabetes, or hypertension who need fuller periodic monitoring.
What this test checks
Basic RFT parameters | Calcium | Phosphorus | Total protein | Albumin | A/G ratio | eGFR
Blood Test
₹700
Serum Amylase
A pancreatic enzyme is measured when pancreatitis is suspected.
Quick facts
Sample type: Serum
Fasting / preparation: Not required (fasting preferred)
About this test
Amylase is an enzyme produced mainly by the pancreas and salivary glands to digest carbohydrates. Blood levels rise when the pancreas is inflamed, so it is commonly ordered for severe upper abdominal pain radiating to the back. It is usually requested together with lipase, which is more specific to the pancreas.
What this test checks
Serum amylase
Blood Test
₹200
Serum Bilirubin (Total & Direct)
Measures the yellow pigment that accumulates in jaundice.
Quick facts
Sample type: Serum (protect from light)
Fasting / preparation: Not required (fasting preferred)
About this test
Bilirubin is produced as old red blood cells break down and is processed by the liver. Raised levels cause the yellowing of skin and eyes seen in jaundice. Reporting total and direct fractions separately helps indicate whether the cause lies in red cell breakdown, the liver itself, or blocked bile flow.
What this test checks
Total bilirubin | Direct bilirubin | Indirect bilirubin (calculated)
Blood Test
₹150
Serum Calcium
Measures total calcium, essential for bones, muscle, and nerve function.
Quick facts
Sample type: Serum
Fasting / preparation: Not required (fasting preferred)
About this test
Serum calcium reflects the mineral central to bone strength, muscle contraction, nerve signalling, and clotting. It is checked for suspected bone disease, kidney disease, parathyroid disorders, and certain vitamin D problems. Because much of it travels bound to albumin, results are best read alongside a protein measurement.
What this test checks
Total calcium | Measures the yellow pigment that accumulates in jaundice.
Blood Test
₹150
Serum Creatinine
A key single marker of kidney filtration.
Quick facts
Sample type: Serum
Fasting / preparation: Not required (fasting preferred)
About this test
Creatinine is a waste product from normal muscle activity that healthy kidneys clear steadily. Because the level rises as filtration falls, it is one of the most reliable single indicators of kidney function, used for screening, for monitoring known kidney disease, and for checking safety before certain scans and medications.
What this test checks
Serum creatinine | Measures total calcium, essential for bones, muscle, and nerve function.
Blood Test
₹400
Serum Electrolytes
Measures the mineral salts that regulate fluid balance, nerve signalling, and muscle function.
Quick facts
Sample type: Serum
Fasting / preparation: Not required
About this test
Electrolytes are the charged minerals that keep your fluid balance, nerve impulses, and muscle contractions working correctly. Levels are checked when dehydration, vomiting, diarrhoea, weakness, or confusion is present, and are monitored routinely in patients on diuretics or with kidney disease.
What this test checks
Sodium | Potassium | Chloride | A key single marker of kidney filtration.
Blood Test
₹800
Serum Ferritin
The best single indicator of your body's iron stores.
Quick facts
Sample type: Serum
Fasting / preparation: Not required (fasting preferred)
About this test
Ferritin is the protein that stores iron, and its blood level tracks the size of your iron reserve. A low result is the earliest reliable sign of iron deficiency, often appearing before haemoglobin falls. Ferritin also rises with inflammation, so it is best interpreted alongside a CRP or a full blood count.
What this test checks
Serum ferritin | A key single marker of kidney filtration.
Blood Test
₹700
Serum Lipase
A fat-digesting pancreatic enzyme, and the more specific marker for pancreatitis.
Quick facts
Sample type: Serum
Fasting / preparation: Not required
About this test
Lipase is released by the pancreas to break down dietary fat. It is more specific to pancreatic inflammation than amylase and stays elevated for longer, which helps when a patient presents some days after symptoms began. It is the preferred test for suspected acute pancreatitis, often ordered alongside amylase.
What this test checks
Serum lipase
Blood Test
₹500
Serum Magnesium
Measures magnesium, a mineral needed for muscle, nerve, and heart rhythm function.
Quick facts
Sample type: Serum
Fasting / preparation: Not required
About this test
Magnesium supports hundreds of enzyme reactions and is important for muscle and nerve activity and a steady heart rhythm. Testing is indicated for cramps, tremor, weakness, or arrhythmia, and in patients on diuretics, with poorly controlled diabetes, alcohol dependence, or malabsorption, where low levels are common.
What this test checks
Serum magnesium
Blood Test
₹150
Serum Urea
Measures urea, a protein waste product cleared by the kidneys.
Quick facts
Sample type: Serum
Fasting / preparation: Not required
About this test
Urea is produced when your body breaks down protein and is removed by the kidneys. A raised level can point to reduced kidney function, dehydration, or a high protein load. It is generally interpreted alongside creatinine rather than alone, since diet and hydration influence it noticeably.
What this test checks
Serum urea
Blood Test
₹700
Thyroid Profile (T3, T4, TSH)
A three-test thyroid panel measuring total T3, total T4, and TSH together.
Quick facts
Sample type: Serum
Fasting / preparation: Not required
About this test
The Thyroid Profile measures the two main thyroid hormones alongside the pituitary signal that controls them, giving a fuller picture than TSH alone. It is used to investigate symptoms such as fatigue, weight change, hair loss, palpitations or temperature intolerance, and to monitor established thyroid disease.
What this test checks
Total T3 | Total T4 | TSH
Blood Test
₹150
Total Cholesterol
A single total cholesterol reading.
Quick facts
Sample type: Serum
Fasting / preparation: 9-12 hours preferred
About this test
This test reports your total blood cholesterol as one figure. It is a low-cost screening option, but it does not separate the LDL and HDL fractions or measure triglycerides — the detail needed to properly estimate cardiovascular risk. For a full assessment, choose the Lipid Profile.
What this test checks
Total cholesterol
Blood Test
₹800
Typhidot (IgG & IgM)
A rapid antibody test for typhoid, detecting both early and later immune responses.
Quick facts
Sample type: Serum
Fasting / preparation: 9-12 hours preferred
About this test
Typhidot detects IgM and IgG antibodies against Salmonella typhi. IgM suggests a current or recent infection while IgG may reflect earlier exposure, so testing both aids interpretation. Results usually arrive faster than a blood culture, though culture remains the confirmatory standard where typhoid is strongly suspected.
What this test checks
Anti-Salmonella typhi IgM | Anti-Salmonella typhi IgG
Stool Test
₹250
Stool Routine Examination
Examines a stool sample for infection, parasites and digestive abnormalities.
Quick facts
Sample type: Stool (fresh sample)
Fasting / preparation: Not required
About this test
The stool routine inspects the sample visually and microscopically for parasites, their eggs, pus cells, red cells and undigested material. It is used to investigate persistent diarrhoea, abdominal pain, blood in the stool or suspected worm infestation. Collection instructions and a sterile container are provided at the centre.
What this test checks
Colour | Consistency | Mucus | Occult blood | Microscopy for ova, cysts, parasites, pus cells and RBCs
Blood Test
₹1,100
Vitamin B12
Measures vitamin B12, needed for healthy nerves and red blood cell production.
Quick facts
Sample type: Serum
Fasting / preparation: Not required (fasting preferred)
About this test
Vitamin B12 is required for nerve function and red cell formation. Testing is advised for unexplained tiredness, tingling or numbness in the hands and feet, memory difficulty or anaemia. Deficiency is more common in vegetarian diets and in people on long-term metformin or acid-reducing medication.
What this test checks
Vitamin B12 (cobalamin)
Blood Test
₹2,000
Vitamin D — 1,25-Dihydroxy (Calcitriol)
Measures the active hormone form of vitamin D — a specialist test, not the routine deficiency check.
Quick facts
Sample type: Serum
Fasting / preparation: Not required
About this test
This test measures 1,25-dihydroxyvitamin D, the fully activated form produced by the kidneys. It is a specialist investigation used in unexplained high calcium, certain kidney and parathyroid disorders, and granulomatous conditions. If you are checking for ordinary vitamin D deficiency, the Vitamin D Total test is the correct one.
What this test checks
1,25-dihydroxyvitamin D
Blood Test
₹200
Widal Test
A low-cost agglutination test for typhoid antibodies.
Quick facts
Sample type: Serum
Fasting / preparation: Not required
About this test
The Widal test measures antibody levels against Salmonella typhi and paratyphi. It is inexpensive and widely used, but results need careful interpretation: prior infection, vaccination, and background exposure in endemic areas can all raise titres. Paired samples a week apart, or a blood culture, give a firmer answer.
What this test checks
S. typhi O and H agglutinins | S. paratyphi AH and BH agglutinins
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