Tests

Serum Iron Blood Test – a laboratory analysis of biological fluid to assess iron metabolism, detect iron deficiency, and determine its form if present.

Calcitonin Blood Test – a test to measure the level of this hormone in a person’s blood.

Gastropanel – a set of blood tests evaluating the functional and anatomical state of the stomach’s mucous membrane.

hCG Blood Test – a necessary examination to determine pregnancy and its duration based on the level of a specific hormone, human chorionic gonadotropin.

The Rubella virus, the causative agent of rubella, is a viral infectious disease. Children under 8 are at risk. The disease is most dangerous for pregnant women, with a high likelihood of intrauterine fetal death, preterm labor, and severe fetal pathologies.

IgM antibodies are specific immunoglobulins produced in the human body during acute clinical manifestations of infection. They serve as a serological indicator of rubella. These antibodies are produced upon infection. IgM appears immediately, as the protein content in the blood rises significantly

Karyotype Analysis – a cytogenetic test aimed at determining the characteristics of a complete set of chromosomes inherent to human cells.

Stool Test for Helminth Eggs – a laboratory test aimed at detecting the eggs of parasitic worms.

Stool Analysis (Coprogram) – a detailed study of the chemical, physical, and microscopic properties of biomaterial.