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Analyses at Medilab Plus: modern diagnostics for health and safety

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What is Medilab Plus?

Medilab Plus is one of the leading medical laboratories, providing a wide range of laboratory diagnostic services. Thanks to modern equipment, certified methods and a team of experienced specialists, the laboratory ensures high accuracy and speed of analysis.

Main advantages of the laboratory

  • Using modern equipment
  • High accuracy of results
  • A wide range of research
  • Speed of getting results
  • Convenient format for receiving answers

What tests can be taken at Medilab Plus?

The laboratory offers over 500 types of tests, covering all major areas of diagnostics.

Main categories of analyses

  1. General clinical studies

    • Complete blood count
    • General urine analysis
    • Stool analysis
    • Research on biological fluids
  2. Biochemical analyses

    • Glucose level testing
    • Liver function assessment (ALT, AST, bilirubin)
    • Lipid profile analysis
    • Kidney function assessment (creatinine, urea)
  3. Hormonal studies

    • Thyroid hormone tests (TSH, T3, T4)
    • Reproductive system hormones (estrogen, testosterone, progesterone)
    • Cortisol and insulin level testing
  4. Immunological tests

    • Determination of antibodies to infectious agents
    • Immunoglobulin analysis
    • Tests for autoimmune diseases
  5. Genetic tests

    • Research on hereditary diseases
    • Genetic predisposition to cancer
    • Gene mutation tests
  6. Tumor markers

    • Breast cancer screening (CA 15-3)
    • Ovarian cancer test (CA 125)
    • Prostate-specific antigen (PSA)
  7. Allergy tests

    • Determination of allergens in the blood
    • Food intolerance tests
    • Respiratory allergen tests
  8. Infectious disease tests

    • PCR tests for viruses and bacteria
    • Detection of antibodies to hepatitis viruses and HIV
    • COVID-19 tests
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Laboratory equipment for analysis

How to properly prepare for tests

To ensure that the test results are as accurate as possible, it is necessary to follow the basic preparation rules.

Key recommendations

  • Most tests must be taken on an empty stomach.
  • You should avoid fatty foods and alcohol the day before.
  • Physical and emotional stress can affect results.
  • It is advisable to discuss taking medication with your doctor before taking the test.

Table of rules for preparing for tests

Analysis typePreparationExecution time
Complete blood countFasting, not eating for 12 hours1 day
Biochemical blood testAvoid fatty foods and alcohol during the day1 day
Hormonal studiesConsider the day of the cycle (for women)1-3 days
General urine analysisMorning urine sample, sterile container1 day
Stool analysisFollow a diet, eliminate medications1-3 days
Tumor markersFasting, reduce stress1-3 days
Allergy testsAvoid antihistamines3-7 days
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How to sign up for tests

Signing up for tests is possible in several convenient ways:

  • Online registration via the official website
  • Call to the laboratory
  • Personal visit to the testing point

Popular questions

Can I get tested without a doctor's referral?

Yes, most tests can be taken without a referral.

Can I donate blood after eating?

Some tests can be taken after eating, but most are recommended to be taken on an empty stomach.

Can I get results online?

Yes, the results are sent by email or available through your personal account on the website.

Why it is important to have regular health checks

Preventive tests allow for early detection of abnormalities and prevention of serious diseases. This is especially important for people with chronic diseases, children, pregnant women, and people with an active lifestyle.

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Medilab Plus provides accuracy, comfort, and speed of service, making the laboratory a reliable partner in the field of diagnostics.