Tests

Blood stops at a cut thanks to fibrinogen. Bleeding fully halts due to the enzyme thrombin, forming fibrin.

The primary causative agents of chlamydia in humans are intracellular parasites – bacteria Chlamydia trachomatis (CHT) and C. pneumoniae (CHP).

This test determines triglyceride levels—organic compounds affecting energy storage and cell structure maintenance. Elevated levels may trigger cardiovascular diseases or pancreatic inflammation (pancreatitis).

The clinical blood test (complete blood count) is the most popular test, enabling diagnosis of various diseases or changes in body function during a treatment course.

Transferrin test – an immunoturbidimetric venous blood test to assess transferrins’ ability to bind and transport iron ions.

Bilirubin is present in bile and arises from the breakdown of iron-containing proteins and other key blood components.

Proteins participate in transporting drug components to organ systems, biological and chemical processes in the body, and the transfer of beneficial substances. They play a key role in blood clotting, maintain constant blood pH, and provide immunity against various infections. Proteins balance the

Toxoplasmosis is an infectious viral disease highly dangerous for pregnant women. In a pregnant woman’s body, the virus triggers fetal malformations, and in severe cases, it may lead to fatal outcomes.

Toxoplasma gondii – a protozoan bacterium causing toxoplasmosis.

General (clinical) urinalysis is a laboratory examination of biological fluid conducted for preventive, diagnostic, and therapeutic purposes. Urine contains metabolic products (salts and organic substances), the content and concentration of which reflect the body’s overall condition