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About the package:

The Anemia Panel is a comprehensive diagnostic screening that evaluates red blood cell health, iron levels and storage, essential nutrient status, and potential hemoglobin disorders. It helps determine the underlying cause of anemia—whether due to iron deficiency, vitamin shortages, bone marrow problems, or inherited conditions. This package is especially useful for individuals experiencing symptoms like fatigue, weakness, pale skin, shortness of breath, or dizziness. Early identification allows for targeted treatment, such as supplements, dietary changes, or further management, helping restore energy levels, prevent complications, and improve overall quality of life.

Additional Information

Tests: VITAMIN B12 - CYANOCOBALAMIN, FOLATE (FOLIC ACID) SERUM, COMPLETE BLOOD COUNT (CBC), IRON SERUM, FERRITIN SERUM, HEMOGLOBIN HPLC/ELECTROPHORESIS, TIBC (Total Iron Binding capacity), RETICULOCYTE COUNT, TRANSFERRIN
Parameters: 36
Recommended for: M/F/Others
Sample Type: Blood
Patient Preparation: Fasting sample is mandatory
Reports: Within 24 working hours
Purpose: To detect the type and cause of anemia early, assessing targeted treatment and restored energy

FAQs

Can this panel tell the exact cause of my anemia?

Certainly, it differentiates iron deficiency, B12/folate deficiency, chronic disease, thalassemia, or bone marrow issues; these test results guide whether further supplements, diet, or tests are needed.

What symptoms might mean I need this test?

Persistent tiredness, weakness, pale skin/nails, cold hands/feet, headaches, rapid heartbeat, brittle nails/hair, or have tingling sensation or numbness—especially if diet or periods are factors.

What happens if results show anemia or deficiency?

Your healthcare provider may recommend iron/B12/folate supplements, dietary changes (e.g., red meat, greens, fortified foods), or further evaluation (e.g., GI check for bleeding).

Why is HPLC included in this panel?

HPLC detects abnormal hemoglobins or variants (e.g., thalassemia, sickle cell trait), this helps in diagnosing inherited anemias or carrier states not caught by standard CBC.

How do Serum Iron, TIBC, and Transferrin work together?

Serum iron measures circulating iron; TIBC shows blood's capacity to bind iron (high in deficiency); transferrin is the iron-transport protein. These tests together diagnose iron deficiency vs other issues.

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