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Complete Haemogram

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General Diagnostics Pvt Ltd

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Overview

Interpreting Results

Tests Included

Overview of Hmg

What is Hmg?

It includes the evaluation of your complete blood count along with ESR. It is done as a part of your routine health check up, if you have symptoms of anemia, infection or any kind of bleeding disorders, to monitor the effectiveness of treatment once the diagnosis of anemia is established, and to monitor treatment that is known to affect blood cells. Get your complete hemogram done in case of any long standing fever also.

Why is Hmg done?

As a part of routine health check up or package
It is one of the preliminary tests done to screen for a wide range of diseases and conditions
Help diagnose conditions like anemia, infection, bleeding disorders, inflammation, leukemia
Monitor the effectiveness of treatment after a diagnosis of these conditions is established
Monitor treatment that is known to affect blood cells such as chemotherapy or radiotherapy

Preparation for Hmg

No special preparation required

Sample Type for Hmg

The sample type collected for Complete Haemogram is: Blood

Interpreting Hmg results

Interpretations

Decreased level of hemoglobin is suggestive of anemia while increased levels are seen in polycythemia. Some common causes of anemia are iron deficiency anemia, vitamin B 12 deficiency anemia, hemolytic anemia
Increased WBC count may be seen in infections, inflammatory disorders, leukemia, myeloproliferative disorders while decreased levels may be seen in aplastic anemia, bone marrow disorders, auto immune conditions
High neutrophil count (neutrophilia) can be seen in acute bacterial infections, inflammation, burns while lower values (neutropenia) may be seen in aplastic anemia, autoimmune disorders, drug reactions or chemotherapy
High lymphocyte count (lymphocytosis) may be seen in acute viral infections, tuberculosis, lymphocytic leukemia while lower values (lymphopenia) may be seen in bone marrow damage, aplastic anemia, autoimmune disorders
High monocyte count (monocytosis) may be seen in chronic infections like tuberculosis, bacterial endocarditis, collagen vascular disorders, inflammatory bowel diseases while lower values may be seen in bone marrow damage
High eosinophil count (eosinophilia) can be seen in asthma, allergies, drug reactions, parasitic infections, while lower levels are rare and medically insignificant
High basophil count (basophilia) may be seen in chronic myeloid leukemia (CML) while lower levels are medically insignificant
Low platelet counts also called as thrombocytopenia are associated with viral infections like dengue fever, bleeding or platelet disorders

Tests Included in Complete Haemogram(25 tests)

Complete Blood Count(includes 24 tests)
Hemoglobin
Platelet Count
Red Blood Cell Count
Packed Cell Volume
Differential leucocyte Count (includes 6 tests)
Absolute Monocyte Counts
RDW SD
Total Leucocyte Count
Red Cell Distribution Width
Mean Corpuscular Volume
Mean Corpuscular Hemoglobin
Mean Corpuscular Hemoglobin Concentration
Mean Platelet Volume
Absolute Leucocyte Count (includes 6 tests)
Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate

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General Diagnostics Pvt Ltd

4.2

NABL

ISO

General Diagnostics Pvt Ltd is a medical technology company and provider of high-end Preventive Screening and Diagnostic tests with a special focus on metabolomics. General Diagnostics Pvt Ltd is also a Technology Solution Provider to laboratories world-wide offering services based on high end chromatographic instruments. Since its inception about a decade ago, General Diagnostics Pvt Ltd has been continually evolving, transforming and thriving in this ever changing field through its innovations, operational efficiency, and creation of breakthrough solutions. General Diagnostics Pvt Ltd has to its credit the world's most comprehensive genetic metabolic screening test, in addition to several other preventive tests which help address health conditions like diabetes, weight problems, food intolerances, allergies and dysbiosis.