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The urine PH test measures the level of acidity or alkalinity in your urine to help monitor metabolic balance and kidney function.It is primarily used to identify risks for kidney stones or urinary tract infections, as extreme pH levels can encourage the formation of specific crystals or bacterial growth.

The Red Blood Cell (RBC) urine test, often part of a standard urinalysis, measures the number of red blood cells in a urine sample to detect hidden (microscopic) or visible bleeding in the urinary tract. It helps identify underlying issues such as infections, kidney stones, or inflammation by identifying [3 or more] RBCs per high-power field (HPF) as abnormal, signaling the need for further medical evaluation.

The Volume Test specifically measures the total quantity of urine produced often over a 24-hour period to assess fluid balance, kidney filtration efficiency, and the presence of conditions like polyuria or oliguria.

A Yeast Test within a urinalysis involves a microscopic examination to detect fungal elements like Candida spores or hyphae in the urine sediment. It is primarily used to diagnose fungal urinary tract infections or to identify contamination from a secondary vaginal yeast infection.

The Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate (ESR) test is a blood test that measures how quickly red blood cells settle to the bottom of a tube, acting as an indicator of general inflammation. It is used to detect, diagnose, and monitor chronic conditions, infections, or autoimmune diseases by identifying the presence of inflammatory activity

A Wellness Profile with an FBS test is a comprehensive screening that measures blood sugar levels alongside cholesterol and organ function to assess metabolic health. It identifies early warning signs of conditions like diabetes and heart disease by establishing a baseline of your body’s chemistry.

The HBA test measures your average blood sugar levels over the past two to three months by tracking glucose attached to your red blood cells. It is the primary tool for identifying prediabetes and monitoring long-term glucose management without being affected by recent meals

The Magnesium (MG) test measures the level of this essential mineral in your blood to evaluate nerve, muscle, and heart function. It helps identify deficiencies or excesses that could contribute to symptoms like muscle cramps, fatigue, or heart arrhythmias.

The Phosphorus (PHOS) test measures the amount of phosphate in your blood to evaluate kidney health, bone metabolism, and parathyroid function. It is essential for assessing how your body stores energy and maintains the structural integrity of bones and teeth.

The Serum Zinc (SEZN) test measures the amount of zinc in your blood to evaluate nutritional status, immune function, and wound healing capabilities. It is used to detect deficiencies that can lead to hair loss, skin lesions, or impaired growth and development.

The Vitamin B12 (VITB) test measures the concentration of this essential nutrient to evaluate nerve health, red blood cell production, and brain function. It is primarily used to diagnose types of anemia and investigate the cause of symptoms like numbness, tingling, or cognitive changes.

The Vitamin D (VITDC) test measures the level of 25-hydroxyvitamin D in your blood to monitor bone health and immune system performance. It is used to identify deficiencies that can lead to bone weakness, fatigue, or increased susceptibility to infections.

The Urine Albumin (UALB) test measures the amount of albumin in your urine to screen for early signs of kidney damage or disease. It is primarily used to monitor kidney health in individuals with chronic conditions like diabetes or high blood pressure.

The Epithelial Cells test in a urine analysis identifies cells shed from the lining of the urinary tract to assess for inflammation, infection, or kidney conditions. A small number is typically normal, but elevated levels may indicate a potential medical issue or sample contamination.

A Vitamin D test measures the level of 25-hydroxyvitamin D in the blood to determine if your levels are adequate for bone health and immune function. It identifies deficiencies or toxicities to help guide supplementation and diagnose underlying metabolic or absorption issues