PRE SURGERY TEST
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A Complete Blood Count checks red and white blood cells, hemoglobin, and platelets to detect anemia, infections, or deficiencies that may affect energy, immunity, and workout performance.
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Viral Marker testing screens for common viral infections to ensure overall health, safety, and readiness for physical training. It helps detect early signs of viral activity that may affect immunity, energy levels, and workout performance, making it an important test before starting or maintaining a fitness routine.
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PT–INR and APTTK tests evaluate how well your blood clots, helping detect bleeding or clotting issues that may affect recovery, injury risk, and overall training safety. These tests are important for individuals taking supplements, medications, or engaging in intense physical activity.
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Blood sugar testing measures glucose levels to assess energy balance, insulin response, and risks like diabetes, helping gym-goers maintain steady energy and avoid fatigue.
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SGPT (ALT) is a key liver enzyme test that helps assess liver health, detox efficiency, and how well your body handles supplements, protein loads, and intense workouts. Elevated levels may indicate liver stress, making this test important for maintaining safe and effective training.
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SGOT (AST) is a liver and muscle enzyme test that helps detect liver stress, muscle damage, or inflammation. For active individuals and athletes, this test is useful for monitoring recovery, workout intensity, and overall metabolic health.
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Urea testing measures how effectively your kidneys remove waste from the body and helps assess hydration, protein metabolism, and overall recovery. For gym-goers and high-protein consumers, it’s useful for monitoring kidney stress and maintaining balanced training.
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Serum Creatinine measures how well your kidneys are filtering waste, making it a key indicator of kidney health. For individuals on high-protein diets or intense training, this test helps monitor kidney load, hydration status, and overall metabolic balance.