Comprehensive blood testing

Discussing selected laboratory results in a personal consultation.

Which tests are useful?

A complete or differential blood count examines blood cells. Depending on the question, additional tests may assess the kidneys, liver, blood glucose or lipid metabolism. Extensive laboratory testing does not replace a medical consultation or physical examination.

From your concern to the findings

We discuss symptoms, existing conditions, medication and previous results. We then select tests that can answer a specific medical question. The required samples are collected during blood sampling.

Interpreting results properly

Reference ranges offer guidance. Individual differences may arise from medication, diet, physical exertion or the timing of sampling. We therefore assess results alongside your health circumstances and explain whether repeat testing or further assessment is useful.

Planning the next steps together

We explain findings clearly and discuss measures suited to your circumstances. If further tests or specialist input are needed, we help plan them. Please bring existing reports and an up-to-date list of medication and supplements.

Your appointment at the practice

Please bring existing medical reports and an up-to-date medication list. We discuss any special preparation, the exact scope and possible costs when arranging your appointment.

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