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What laboratory types do we have?
We have many specialised labs to provide complete diagnostic services. These include biochemistry, haematology, bacteriology, mycology, serology, histopathology, neuropathology, renal pathology, pulmonary pathology, haematopathology, bone pathology, onco pathology, microbiology, and a fully-equipped blood bank. Each lab focuses on specific tests for accurate and fast results.
Who is a gastroenterologist, and what do they do?
A gastroenterologist specialises in diagnosing and treating disorders of the digestive system, including the stomach, intestines, liver, and pancreas. They perform procedures such as endoscopies and colonoscopies to detect issues like ulcers, polyps, and cancer. Gastroenterologists manage conditions like irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), and hepatitis,
What question you should ask a dermatologist?
Asking your dermatologist questions depends on the problems you are facing. If you are facing skin problems or hair fall issues, then below are some questions you can ask: - What do I do if I have skin problems? Which products are best for my skin and hair type? What foods should I incorporate to benefit my skin and hair? Do I need to undergo surgery for my skin or hair problems?
What advancements or technologies are utilised by nephrologists?
Technological innovations such as continuous renal replacement treatment, automated peritoneal dialysis, and telemedicine allow nephrologists to monitor patients remotely. Advanced imaging methods and wearable gadgets for measuring health in real-time are examples of technologies that improve patient care.
What does an abnormal lab result value mean?
An abnormal lab result means the test values are not within the normal range. This could suggest a health problem that needs more investigation. Your doctor will explain the results and recommend any needed follow-up tests or treatments.
When should I consider seeing a dermatologist?
If you are experiencing rashes or inflammation in your skin, itchiness, dark patches, or flaky skin, you must visit a dermatologist. Even for hair problems like extreme hair loss and hair breakage, you should visit a dermatologist. The dermatologist will examine your problem closely to look for any symptoms, diagnose the condition, and determine the best treatment.
How long does testing typically take before results are available?
Testing times vary depending on the type of test. Generally, routine blood tests and basic diagnostics take a few hours, while more complex tests, such as tissue analysis or specialised screenings, may take 1-3 days to ensure accurate results.
What happens to my sample once I have provided it?
Once you provide your sample, it is labelled and sent to the appropriate lab department (such as biochemistry, haematology, or microbiology). Our skilled technicians use advanced equipment to analyse your sample. The results are then reviewed for accuracy and securely shared with you.
Where can I go to provide a sample for testing?
You can provide a sample for testing in our Lab Services in Kochi at Aster Medcity. Our facility conducts extensive tests and is staffed by experienced professionals, ensuring accurate and quick results with the latest technology for the best patient care.
What Lab tests are taken care of here?
Lab Services in Kochi offers a wide range of tests for fast and accurate results. We perform blood tests, tissue analysis, infection screening, and advanced diagnostics for blood diseases, bacteria, fungi, the immune system, tissue studies, nerves, kidneys, lungs, bones, and cancer.
