Our test menu, organised around you

From a first screening to three-monthly control

Tests that cover today's sugar reading, your average control over the last three months, and the organ checks that catch complications early.

Risk markers, cardiac enzymes and heart-failure tests

Heart disease often develops silently. These tests cover the risk markers that show up before symptoms do, the enzymes that rise during a cardiac event, and the values used to monitor treatment.

Liver function, hepatitis screening and fatty-liver work-up

Your liver handles digestion, metabolism and clearing waste from the blood, and it tends to fail quietly. These tests read liver function, screen for viral hepatitis, and follow fatty liver over time.

Kidney function, electrolytes and urine protein

Your kidneys filter waste, hold fluid and electrolytes in balance, and help regulate blood pressure. Screening catches kidney disease early, while there is still room to slow it down.

Thyroid, fertility, adrenal and pituitary hormones

Hormones set metabolism, growth, fertility and mood. When they drift, the result can be a thyroid disorder, diabetes, infertility, osteoporosis or adrenal disease. These tests run on automated immunoassay platforms.

Bone chemistry, arthritis markers and gout

Osteoporosis, arthritis, gout and vitamin deficiency all develop slowly and stay quiet until something hurts. These tests read bone chemistry, mineral balance, inflammation, and the autoimmune markers behind inflammatory arthritis.

Dengue, malaria, typhoid and the cultures that name the organism

Fever can come from a bacterial, viral, parasitic or fungal infection, and on day one they look identical. These tests separate them, so treatment is aimed at the right organism.