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Opening of a new department: celebrating with you! We are pleased to inform the residents of the city of Netishyn about the opening of a modern biomaterial collection point of the medical laboratory "Medi Lab Plus". We are getting closer to provide you with European service and accurate diagnostics near your home. Special offer: On the occasion of the opening, we are giving a 22% discount on the cost of tests during your first visit to the new department in Netishyn! Why choose Medi Lab Plus? We understand how important it is to get results on time, so our main priority is speed without loss of quality. 1-day tests: Most tests are performed within 24 hours so that you can quickly start treatment or provide data to your doctor. International standards: Our laboratory is certified according to the ISO 15189:2022 standard, which guarantees the highest accuracy of results. Modern equipment: We use advanced analyzers and high-quality reagents to minimize errors. A wide range of tests: From general clinical to complex hormonal and biochemical tests. Where can we be found in Netishyn? We are waiting...
Intestinal permeability test: what the analysis shows and why it is prescribed for chronic complaints
The intestinal permeability test is used when symptoms go beyond the usual digestive disorders. This is a condition in which the intestinal barrier loses its protective function and lets substances into the blood that should not normally enter there. This can trigger inflammatory, immune and metabolic reactions throughout the body. Unlike standard tests, this test does not look for a specific bacterium or infection. Its task is to assess the integrity of the intestinal wall and understand whether it is a source of systemic problems. What does increased intestinal permeability mean in simple words The intestine acts as a filter. It must let nutrients through and retain toxins, bacteria and large molecules. When this mechanism is disrupted, "gaps" appear between the cells of the mucosa. As a result, the following can enter the blood: food fragments bacterial toxins inflammatory products The body reacts to them as a threat, even if the digestive system does not hurt. This is what explains the connection between the intestine and...
Tests after 40 years: which examinations help maintain health and identify risks in time
After 40 years, the body begins to work differently. Metabolism slows down, the load on the heart, blood vessels, liver, hormonal system increases. Many changes occur gradually and without obvious symptoms, which is why laboratory tests are the most reliable way to monitor health. Tests after 40 years are not a sign of illness and not a reason for alarm. This is a conscious approach to prevention, which allows you to detect violations at an early stage, when they are easily corrected without complex treatment. Why tests become especially important after 40 years At this age, the risk of cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, hormonal disruptions, liver and kidney problems increases. At the same time, well-being may remain normal, and pathological changes may already begin to form. According to the recommendations of the World Health Organization, regular preventive examinations after 40 years significantly reduce the risk of late detection of chronic diseases and complications. Basic tests that should be taken by everyone after 40 years There is a minimum list of tests that is suitable as...
Gut microbiome diagnostics: an analytical perspective on opportunities, limitations, and clinical value
Diagnostics of the intestinal microbiome is gradually changing the approach to understanding chronic diseases of the digestive system and systemic disorders. If earlier the microflora was considered mainly as a background element, today it is analyzed as an active regulator of metabolic, immune and inflammatory processes. That is why interest in laboratory assessment of the microbiome is growing both in clinical practice and in scientific research. At the same time, the microbiome is not a universal explanation for all symptoms. Its diagnosis makes sense only when it is understood what exactly is being looked for and how the obtained data will be used. The microbiome as a module of systemic regulation From an analytical point of view, the intestinal microbiome should be considered not as a list of bacteria, but as a functional module that interacts with the body through metabolites, signaling molecules and immune mechanisms. Key functional areas of influence of the microbiome: regulation of the intestinal barrier and mucosal permeability modulation of local and systemic inflammation influence on insulin resistance and lipid metabolism participation in the synthesis of neuroactive compounds formation of immune tolerance According to...
Marfan syndrome test: how to understand whether to worry and where to start checking
Marfan syndrome is often searched for on the Internet after phrases like "I'm very tall", "I have long fingers", "the doctor said that the aorta is dilated" or "there was such a diagnosis in the family". And this is understandable. The disease is rare, but it sounds alarming, and the information about it is usually complex and medically overloaded. In fact, a test for Marfan syndrome is not a single analysis and not a reason to panic. It is a consistent check that helps either to dispel suspicions or to take the situation under control in time. Marfan syndrome is not only about appearance Many people believe that Marfan syndrome is simply tall and thin. This is partly true, but the problem is much deeper. The disease is associated with a violation of the connective tissue, which is the "framework" for blood vessels, heart, eyes, bones. That is why doctors pay the most attention not to external features, but to the condition of the aorta, heart valves and vision. According to the World Health Organization, without...
Hepatitis test before surgery: complete preoperative examination for safe intervention
A hepatitis test before surgery is a standard and mandatory part of preoperative preparation. It is performed by all patients regardless of the complexity of the intervention - from planned outpatient procedures to major surgical operations under general anesthesia. The main task of the test is to minimize risks for the patient and the medical team and ensure a safe course of the operation and recovery after it. Viral hepatitis B and C are often asymptomatic. A person may not have any complaints, but the infection affects the function of the liver, which plays a key role in the metabolism of anesthetics and medications. That is why testing is a critically important stage of preparation. Why is a hepatitis test needed even when you feel well The liver is responsible for the neutralization of drugs used during and after surgery. In the presence of viral hepatitis, its functional reserves may be reduced, which increases the risk of complications. A hepatitis test allows you to: assess the safety of anesthesia use correctly select the dosage of medications ...
Candida analysis: a simple explanation for the patient, when and why to take it
Candida analysis is a laboratory test that helps to understand whether your symptoms are related to candidiasis. Candida is a yeast-like fungus that can be present in small quantities in everyone's body and not cause problems. The disease occurs when there are too many fungi and the body can no longer control their growth. Many patients treat itching, discharge, intestinal problems or constant fatigue for years without knowing the real cause. It is the Candida analysis that allows you to move from guesswork to a clear understanding of the situation. What is Candida in simple words Candida fungi live on mucous membranes and skin. They are most often localized: in the mouth in the intestines in the vagina or on the genitals on the skin Normally, they are restrained by the immune system and beneficial microflora. When the balance is disturbed, Candida begins to actively multiply and cause symptoms. According to the World Health Organization, candidiasis is one of the most common fungal infections in...
Tests before vaccination: when they are needed and what to check in advance
Pre-vaccination tests are a way to make sure that the vaccination will be safe and effective for you. In most cases, vaccination can be carried out without additional examinations, however, there are situations when tests help the doctor make the right decision and reduce the risk of adverse reactions. Vaccination activates the immune system, so it is important that the body is in a stable state. Tests are not needed "just to check", they are used when there are doubts about health or certain chronic conditions. Is it necessary to take tests before vaccination? For a healthy person without complaints and chronic diseases, tests before vaccination are usually not required. This is confirmed by the recommendations of the World Health Organization, according to which the basis for admission to vaccination is a doctor's examination and assessment of well-being. Tests may be needed if: there are chronic diseases the vaccination is carried out after an illness there is a fever or weakness the vaccination of young children with a complicated history is planned there is a suspicion of...
Mass spectrometry: what is this method and why is it considered one of the most accurate in medicine
Mass spectrometry is a highly accurate laboratory diagnostic method that allows you to determine the composition of biological samples at the molecular level. It is used when conventional analyses do not give a sufficiently accurate answer or when it is important to detect substances in extremely small concentrations. In modern medicine, mass spectrometry is used to diagnose hormonal disorders, control drugs, toxicological studies, and screen for rare diseases. The method is considered one of the most reliable in laboratory practice, as it allows you to identify specific molecules, and not just estimate their approximate concentration. How mass spectrometry works in simple words The essence of mass spectrometry is to measure the mass of molecules. During analysis, the sample is first converted into charged particles - ions. Then these ions are separated depending on their mass and charge. As a result, a mass spectrum is formed - a unique set of signals that allows you to accurately determine which substances are present in the sample and in what quantity. In medical laboratories, a combination of liquid chromatography and mass spectrometry is most often used...
Fasting blood biochemistry: how to take the test correctly and what the results show
Fasting blood biochemistry is a basic laboratory test that allows you to assess the functioning of internal organs, metabolism, and the general condition of the body. It is biochemical indicators that often form the basis for establishing a diagnosis, monitoring treatment, or conducting preventive examinations even in the absence of pronounced symptoms. An important condition for the reliability of this analysis is the donation of blood on an empty stomach. Eating triggers a number of biochemical processes that can significantly affect the results and lead to misinterpretation. What does blood biochemistry show? A biochemical blood test reflects the functional state of various body systems. It allows you to detect hidden disorders even before the appearance of clinical manifestations of diseases. Most often, blood biochemistry includes the following indicators: Indicator What it evaluates What it may indicate Glucose Carbohydrate metabolism Diabetes mellitus, impaired glucose tolerance ALT Liver cells Hepatitis, toxic liver damage AST Liver, heart, muscles Liver, heart muscle diseases Bilirubin Bile pigment metabolism Bile outflow disorders, liver damage Creatinine Kidney function Kidney failure Urea Protein metabolism Kidney dysfunction Total protein Protein metabolism Inflammation, protein deficiency Cholesterol Lipid metabolism Risk of atherosclerosis Triglycerides Fat metabolism Metabolic disorders According to the Mayo Clinic,...










