Diagnostic
Blood Testing
Routine blood work, liver function tests, sample collection and reports — in the same clinic as the consultation.
A blood test is a short conversation with the inside of the body. It settles arguments that symptoms alone cannot — whether the liver is inflamed, whether the anaemia is real, whether the treatment started last month is working or only feels like it is.
What usually goes wrong is logistics rather than medicine. The test is ordered in one place, done in another, and read by nobody. Here, consultation and diagnostic blood testing sit under one roof: the doctor who ordered the test is the one who reads it against your history, and the pharmacy is on site if the result changes the prescription.
What this covers
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Routine blood work
The everyday tests behind most consultations — blood counts and the general panels used to check how the body is running, or to rule things out before treatment begins.
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Liver function tests
The clinic's own speciality. LFTs are not just run, they are interpreted — against your history, your medication and your previous reports rather than against the reference range alone.
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Testing that follows your consultation
Tests chosen for your particular question, ordered during the visit, so you are not sent away to arrange them and back again to discuss them.
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Sample collection
Collection is done at the clinic, quickly and with as little fuss as possible — for adults and for children who would rather be anywhere else.
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Reports that get read
Your report comes back to the doctor who ordered it and is gone through with you — what is normal, what is not, and what happens next. Keep every report; the trend matters more than any single line.
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Before your test
Ask whether fasting is needed — some tests require it and some do not. Tell us what medicines and supplements you take, and bring your previous reports so today's result can be compared rather than read in isolation.
How it works
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The request
Which tests, and why — decided in the consultation and explained before you agree to them.
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The sample
Collected at the clinic, with any fasting or medication instructions given beforehand.
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The report
The result returns to the doctor who ordered it, and a copy is yours to keep.
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What it means
Read against your history and your earlier reports, with the treatment plan adjusted if needed.