Blood Test: Full Blood Panel (CBC)

Detailed analysis of the three essential cell types in your blood—red blood cells (oxygen carriers), white blood cells (immune defenders), and platelets (clotting specialists)—along with key measurements that show how efficiently each system is functioning. What We Measure: Hemoglobin, Hematocrit, Erythrocytes, Mean Cell Volume, Mean Cell Hemoglobin, MCHC, Red Cell Distribution Width, Total Leukocytes, Neutrophils, Eosinophils, Basophils, Lymphocytes, Monocytes, Platelets Your CBC reveals critical information that you simply cannot feel or see. Energy & Vitality: Low hemoglobin or red cell counts explain persistent fatigue, weakness, and brain fog that many people dismiss as "just being tired." Immune Function: Your white cell differential shows whether your body can effectively fight off infections—or if something is suppressing your immune system. Hidden Inflammation: Elevated neutrophils or other markers can reveal chronic inflammation long before it causes obvious symptoms. Anemia Risk Factors: Multiple red cell measurements work together to identify different types of anemia, from iron deficiency to B12 deficiency to chronic disease. Infection Screening: Unusual white cell patterns can indicate active infections, even when you feel fine. Bleeding & Clotting Disorders: Platelet counts reveal if you're at risk for excessive bleeding or dangerous clot formation. Chronic Disease Monitoring: Essential for tracking conditions like kidney disease, autoimmune disorders, and blood cancers. Who Is It For? ✓ Anyone experiencing: - Persistent fatigue or weakness - Frequent infections or slow healing - Unexplained bruising or bleeding - Shortness of breath or dizziness - Pale skin or cold hands and feet ✓ Active individuals who want to: - Optimize athletic performance - Monitor training recovery - Ensure proper oxygen delivery to muscles - Track immune resilience ✓ People with risk factors for: - Immune disorders - Chronic inflammation - Cardiovascular disease ✓ Routine health screening: - Annual wellness checks - Pre-surgery evaluation - Medication monitoring - Preventive health tracking When your CBC results arrive, your physician analysis will help you understand: Which values fall outside normal ranges and why that matters How different measures relate to each other Whether patterns suggest specific conditions What lifestyle or medical interventions might help Whether follow-up testing is recommended