Quick answer
Biotest provides laboratory tests covering haematology and haemostasis, clinical chemistry (liver and kidney function, lipid profile, glucose and HbA1c, cardiac enzymes), immunology (hepatitis, TORCH, dengue, HIV, typhoid, IGRA for tuberculosis, autoimmune, allergy, tumour markers, hormones, vitamin D), microbiology with antibiotic susceptibility testing, urinalysis, faeces and genetic testing.
The tests you need are best determined with health professionals based on your symptoms and history.
Laboratory Tests
Scope of laboratory tests
Haematology & Haemostasis
Complete Blood CountHaemostasis (Coagulation)Thalassaemia & Haemoglobinopathy
Immunology
Hepatitis A, B, CTORCHDengueLeptospiraHIVSyphilis (Treponema)Typhoid (Salmonella)H. pyloriIGRA (Tuberculosis)Autoimmune (ANA, anti-dsDNA)AllergyTumour MarkersHormonesVitamin D
Clinical Chemistry
Liver FunctionKidney FunctionLipid ProfileGlucose & HbA1cCardiac EnzymesDigestive EnzymesElectrolytesPancreasOsteoporosis
Urinalysis
Complete UrinalysisPregnancy TestDrug Screening
Faeces
Routine FaecesDigestionpHOccult BloodHPSAM2PKRotavirusCalprotectin
Microbiology
SmearCultureAntibiotic Susceptibility TestPCR
Cerebrospinal Fluid
Cell CountDifferential CountNonnePandyProteinGlucoseSodiumChloride
Transudate / Exudate
Cell CountDifferential CountProteinGlucoseLDHRivaltaADA
Others
Genetic TestingSemen AnalysisKidney Stone AnalysisGallstone Analysis
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What does a complete blood count check?
It examines red blood cells, white blood cells and platelets. It does not include blood glucose or cholesterol — those are separate tests.
Do I need a doctor's referral for laboratory tests?
Not always. If you bring a doctor's request form, we can follow it precisely. The choice of tests is best made together with health professionals.
Need help?
Not sure which test you need?
Share your symptoms or needs, and our team will help guide you together with our health professionals.