Diabetic Profile – 2

Albumin – Assesses liver and kidney function, overall protein balance, and provides insights into nutritional status.

Complete Haemogram – Evaluates overall health, detects infections, monitors treatments, and identifies inflammation or blood disorders.

Creatinine – Checks kidney function, which can be compromised in individuals with diabetes or hypertension.

Glucose Fasting – Screens for and diagnoses diabetes and prediabetes; also monitors how well treatments are working.

Globulin – Evaluates liver health, immune system performance, and total protein levels.

HbA1c (Glycosylated Haemoglobin by HPLC) – Diagnoses and monitors diabetes by measuring average blood sugar levels over 2–3 months.

Lipid Profile – Assesses cholesterol and triglyceride levels to help evaluate heart disease risk.

Microalbumin – Detects early signs of kidney damage, especially in diabetic or hypertensive patients.

Glucose PP (Post Prandial) – Measures blood sugar levels after meals to support the diagnosis and management of diabetes and prediabetes.

Total Protein & Albumin – Evaluates liver and kidney function, protein balance, and overall nutritional health.

Urine RE (Routine Examination) – Screens for urinary tract infections, kidney disease, and other systemic conditions.