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Haematology testing involves laboratory tests that assess the health and function of blood and blood-forming tissues, helping diagnose conditions like anemia, infections, clotting disorders, and blood cancers.

These tests help evaluate red blood cells, white blood cells and platelets, detect infections, monitor blood disorders, and assess how well treatments such as chemotherapy or iron therapy are working.

Common haematology tests include Complete Blood Count (CBC), Differential Count, Hemoglobin, Hematocrit, Platelet Count, ESR (Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate), and tests for clotting function.

Most haematology tests such as CBC do not require fasting, but if they are part of a larger panel that includes metabolic tests, fasting may be recommended — check instructions when booking.

Haematology tests are done using a small blood sample drawn from a vein, which is analysed in a laboratory to measure different blood components and cell counts.

Most routine haematology results are available within 24–48 hours after sample collection, though complex tests may take longer depending on the facility’s workload.

Yes — tests like Complete Blood Count (CBC) and hemoglobin measurements are commonly used to diagnose anemia and help determine its severity and type.

Haematology tests involve a standard blood draw, which may cause slight discomfort at the needle site but is generally well tolerated and quick.

Yes — elevated white blood cell counts and abnormal cell types seen in haematology tests can indicate infection or inflammation in the body.

Follow any fasting or preparation instructions provided by your lab or healthcare provider, bring your ID and appointment details, and inform them about any medications you are taking.