Pollinosis: tests before the flowering season
Pollinosis is often confused with a lingering cold, especially in the spring. But there is an important difference: with pollinosis, the symptoms recur at the same time...
Diseases and symptoms
Laboratory testing for urogenital infections: what is important to know
When discharge, discomfort, burning, pain, or other changes in the genitourinary system appear, many people think that there is one universal "analysis...
Syphilis test: what is important to know before testing
Syphilis often starts quietly. The first symptoms may be subtle or go away on their own, but that doesn't mean the infection is gone.
HIV testing: what is important to know before testing
An HIV test is not just a "check for peace of mind," but a way to get a clear answer when there is a risky contact, doubts...
Uterine cancer markers: what they can show and what you shouldn't expect from them
When people search for information about uterine cancer markers, they often expect that there is one accurate blood test that will either confirm...
Tests after casual sexual contact: what to do and when to take them
After casual sexual intercourse, people most often make one of two mistakes: either they take all the tests the next morning, or vice versa...
World Hemophilia Day: from the "royal disease" to modern laboratory diagnostics
World Hemophilia Day: from the "royal disease" to modern laboratory diagnostics Every year on April 17, at the initiative of the World Health Organization (WHO) and...
Stool analysis for dysbiosis: what is actually being looked for in the laboratory
When bloating, loose stools, rumbling, discomfort after eating, or diarrhea after antibiotics appear, many people start looking for a "stool test for...
Bone metabolism: why bones are constantly changing
Bones are not "fixed structures" that simply wear out with age. They are living tissue that is constantly being rebuilt: one part of an old bone...
