Biochemical investigations

Blood tests are a very important method for establishing a diagnosis, and they bring significant information about the state of our health. A biochemical profile is a set of blood tests that assess the functions of internal organs, measure electrolytes in the body (such as potassium) and identify the level of circulating enzymes. Understanding the biochemical profile can be difficult, but it brings a lot of information about a person’s condition.
The human blood consists of two major components: plasma and blood cells. They allow substances such as oxygen, carbon dioxide, nutrients and enzymes to be transported to all organs, tissues and cells in the body.
Blood morphology is used to evaluate the components of blood cells, while blood biochemistry involves plasma components. A biochemical blood test provides a lot of valuable information and advice to help you get a correct diagnosis.