Complete blood count (19 parameters)

Complete Blood Count (CBC) is the most recommended hematological analysis due to the general information it provides about the state of health.

By performing a hemogram, results can be obtained regarding the presence of imbalances or disorders such as infections, viral diseases, anemias, or even more complicated pathologies such as thrombocytopenias or even leukemias.

Preparation for the Investigation

It is important to follow the preparation instructions before performing the complete blood count and consult your doctor if you have any questions or concerns.

• It is recommended to perform the test in the morning on an empty stomach.
• The day before the investigation, exclude: fatty and fried food, alcohol, smoking, and stress.
• You can take your usual prescribed medications, but do not take over-the-counter medications without consulting your doctor beforehand. In some cases, the doctor may suggest stopping certain medications before the test.
• Performing blood tests after an X-ray or physiotherapy procedures on the same day is not recommended.
• Dynamic evaluation of a laboratory test should be performed at the same time of day as the previous test.

Results are released the same day within a few hours or within one hour in emergency cases.