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Hematology Tests in Kurukshetra — Complete Blood Analysis

Hematology is the study of blood — its cells, composition, and conditions affecting it. A blood test from our hematology department can reveal anaemia, infections, clotting problems, and markers of serious conditions — all overseen by Dr. Raashi Sobti MD Pathology AIIMS.

Quick Facts

Most Common TestCBC (Complete Blood Count) is the most ordered and informative blood test in medicine
Fast ResultsMost hematology results within 24 hours of sample collection
AIIMS PathologistEvery result overseen and interpreted by Dr. Raashi Sobti MD Pathology
Home CollectionWe come to you — ideal for elderly or mobility-limited patients
Tests We Perform

Hematology Tests Available

Complete blood analysis for a wide range of clinical indications.

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Complete Blood Count (CBC)

The most common blood test. Measures red blood cells, haemoglobin, white blood cells (with differential), and platelets. Detects anaemia, infection, inflammation, and platelet disorders.

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Peripheral Blood Smear

Microscopic examination of blood cells. Identifies abnormal cell shapes, malaria parasites, leukaemia cells, and specific disorders not visible on automated counts.

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ESR — Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate

Marker of inflammation. Used in monitoring rheumatoid arthritis, infections, TB, and autoimmune diseases. Often ordered alongside CRP.

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Reticulocyte Count

Measures new red blood cell production by the bone marrow. Essential in anaemia assessment to determine if the bone marrow is responding appropriately.

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Blood Group & Cross-Matching

ABO and Rh blood typing. Essential before transfusions and surgeries. Cross-matching ensures compatibility before blood is given.

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Haemoglobin Electrophoresis

Identifies abnormal haemoglobin types — used to diagnose sickle cell disease, thalassaemia, and related haemoglobinopathies.

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Malaria Antigen Test / Smear

Rapid and reliable malaria detection. Both rapid antigen test and microscopic smear examination available for definitive diagnosis.

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CRP (C-Reactive Protein)

Sensitive marker of acute inflammation and infection. Rises within hours of infection or injury. Used alongside other tests for infection monitoring.

When to Test

Common Reasons for Hematology Tests

These are the most common clinical situations where blood tests are requested.

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Fatigue and weakness

Anaemia — iron deficiency, B12 deficiency, or chronic disease — is one of the most common and most missed causes of persistent fatigue

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Fever and suspected infection

CBC reveals elevation in white blood cells (infection) or specific patterns suggesting bacterial vs viral cause

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Easy bruising or prolonged bleeding

Platelet count and function tests assess whether the clotting system is functioning correctly

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Pre-surgical screening

CBC and clotting tests are standard before any surgical procedure to assess anaemia and bleeding risk

FAQs

Hematology — Common Questions

How long do hematology results take?
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Most routine hematology results — CBC, ESR, blood group — are available within 24 hours of sample collection. Haemoglobin electrophoresis may take 2–3 days. We will confirm the timeline when you book.
Do I need to fast for a blood test?
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Most hematology tests — CBC, ESR, blood group — do not require fasting. Blood glucose tests (fasting sugar) do. We will confirm preparation requirements when you book your tests.
Can a CBC detect cancer?
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A CBC can detect certain types of blood cancer (leukaemia, lymphoma) by showing abnormal white cell counts or abnormal cells on smear. It is also used to detect anaemia that may be a symptom of other cancers. However, a normal CBC does not rule out all cancers — many solid tumours do not affect the blood count until advanced stages.

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