Laboratory services in Nava Dristi eye hospital provide comprehensive diagnostic testing—including microbiology, biochemistry, hematology, and serology—to support pre-operative workups, infection control, and ocular disease management. Key services include blood tests (CBC, HbA1c), infectious disease screening (HIV, HBsAg), microbiology studies (corneal scrapings/culture), and specialized ocular pathology.
FAQs
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+ − What tests are available?
Specialized laboratories offer comprehensive services including CBC (Complete Blood Count), Blood Sugar (RBS), Blood Urea, Lipid Profile, ESR, TPHA, Uric Acid, Urine/Stool Routine Examination, and infectious screenings like HBsAg, HCV, and HIV.
+ − Do I need an appointment for lab tests?
Generally, walk-ins are welcomed, but specific tests may require scheduling or specific timing (e.g., fasting for blood sugar).
+ − When can I get my reports?
Most routine reports are available the same day or within 24 hours, though culture tests may take longer.
+ − What is the microbiology laboratory?
It specializes in analyzing eye samples for bacteria, fungi, or viruses, offering culture and sensitivity services.
+ − What is a corneal ulcer scraping?
A procedure to identify the cause of a corneal infection (using Gram's stain and KOH mount) to prescribe the right antibiotic.
+ − How should I prepare for a blood test?
Patients may be asked to fast for 8–12 hours for tests like blood sugar or lipid profiles.
+ − Do you offer home collection?
No, It is best to call the laboratory department directly.
+ − How do I receive my reports?
Reports can usually be collected in person from the laboratory reception or you can get it by email/Whatsapp.
+ − What precautions do you take?
Labs strictly follow infection control protocols, especially when handling contaminated eye samples, to ensure safety.
