Experience Home Collections in as early as 45 minutes* when you book with us online. *Subject to slot availability
Experience Home Collections in as early as 45 minutes* when you book with us online. *Subject to slot availability
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A Complete Blood Count (CBC) is a routine blood test that measures various blood components, including red blood cells, white blood cells, haemoglobin, and platelets, to assess overall health of an individual.
A CBC test typically does not require fasting unless it is being performed along with other tests that require fasting, such as blood glucose or lipid profile.
Yes, drinking plain water is allowed and may help with sample collection. Avoid sugary beverages, tea, coffee, or alcohol before testing.
No. It is a simple blood test involving a small blood sample, usually causing only mild and brief discomfort.
CBC reports are generally available on the same day or within 24 hours.
No. A CBC is a comprehensive blood test, while WBC count is one specific parameter measured within it.
A haemoglobin test measures only the haemoglobin level, whereas a CBC provides a broader assessment of multiple blood components.
The frequency depends on your age, health condition, and your doctor's recommendation.