blood analysis

Oral glucose test: why is it measured? What are the ideal values? How to prepare for the OGTT exam? How is it done? What are the results of the OGTT?

Test strips used in conjunction with the meter are the cornerstone of home self-monitoring of blood glucose. Advantages, method of use and reliability of the glycemic test

Eosinophils - What Are They? Characteristics, Functions and Role in Immunity, High Eosinophils, Low Eosinophils, Normal Values

blood pH: why is it measured? What is the ideal value? What are the causes and consequences of an alteration in the ideal pH value of the blood?

What is azotemia? Why is it measured? Normal Values. Causes of Low and High BUN. Interpretation of Results: When to worry

Hypoglycemia - What Is It? What are the causes? What are the symptoms? Ideal blood glucose values. What to do in case of hypoglycemia?

Hyperinsulinemia: what are the main causes? What are the symptoms? Treatment, therapy, diet, foods, drugs and natural remedies to treat hyperinsulinemia

Anemias are classified according to the causes that cause changes in the number or function of red blood cells. What are the most common symptoms of anemias? What are the causes?

What is ammonia (ammonia in the blood)? Why is it measured? Normal Values. Causes of Low and High Ammonemia. When to worry?

What is Protein S? Why is it measured? Normal Values. Causes of Low and High Protein S. Interpretation of Results: When to worry?

What is Beta 2 Microglobulin? Why is it measured? Normal Values. Causes of Low and High Beta 2 Microglobulin. Interpretation of Results: When to worry?

Katz Index: What is it? Why is it measured? Normal Values. Causes of Low and High Katz Index. Interpretation of Results: When to worry?

What is the Antistreptolysin Title (TAS)? Why is it measured? Normal Values. Causes of Low and High TAS. Interpretation of Results: When to worry?

What is the MTHFR Mutation? Why is it measured? Causes of the MTHFR Mutation and Possible Consequences. Interpretation of Results: When to worry?

Blood Tests - Blood Tests: What Are They? Why are they performed and when are they needed? Results: What Do They Mean?

Young children, women of reproductive age and adolescents are most affected by iron deficiency anemia. What are the causes of iron deficiency anemia?

What are neutrophils? Why are they measured? Normal Values. Causes of Low and High Neutrophils. Interpretation of Results: When to worry?

What are Monocytes? Why are they measured? Normal Values. Causes of Low and High Monocytes. Interpretation of Results: When to worry?

What is Uricemia? Why is it measured? Normal Values. Causes of Low and High Uricemia. Interpretation of Results: When to worry?