Laboratory blood test for specific immunoglobulins

05 Feb

Specific immunoglobulins: role in the diagnosis of allergies and infectious diseases

What are specific immunoglobulins? Immunoglobulins are proteins produced by B lymphocytes and play a key role in protecting the body from viruses, bacteria,...

04 Feb

Vitamin D test: why is it needed and how to take it correctly

Why is it important to monitor vitamin D levels? Vitamin D is called the "sunshine vitamin" because it is synthesized in the body under the influence of ultraviolet radiation....

01 Feb

Prebiotics: What They Are, How They Work, and Why They're Important for Health

What are prebiotics and how do they differ from probiotics? A healthy gut is the foundation of overall well-being and the immune system. One of the...

26 Jan

Total IgE: what it is, the norm, causes of deviations and diagnostic methods

Immunity and its relationship with allergies Have you ever wondered why some people walk peacefully during the flowering season, while others suffer from...

Tests for detecting childhood infections and their treatment 1

24 Jan

Tests for detecting and treating childhood infections

Children's health is the most important thing that parents should take care of. In childhood, a child's body is actively developing and forming, so it...

How metapneumovirus tests help protect family health 1

24 Jan

How metapneumovirus tests help protect your family's health

Metapneumovirus is one of the most common respiratory viruses that can cause serious respiratory illnesses. It most commonly affects children, the elderly, and...

Schematic representation of the intestinal microflora

22 Jan

Intestinal microflora: role in health, methods of diagnosis and recovery

Why is everyone talking about intestinal microflora? In recent years, the topic of intestinal microflora has gained popularity not only among doctors, but also among...

Blood test for cortisol in the laboratory

17 Jan

Cortisol analysis: when to take it and what the stress hormone shows

Cortisol and Stress: An Invisible Control Mechanism Imagine that the body is a complex system that reacts to external stimuli every second. These reactions...

Container with stool sample for laboratory analysis

12 Jan

Stool analysis for dysbacteriosis: Why take it, what it shows and how to prepare

Stool analysis for dysbacteriosis is a diagnostic test that allows you to assess the composition of the intestinal microflora, identify an excess or deficiency of certain bacteria...

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