Which lab test do I need?

Persistent tiredness usually has a checkable cause. This curated panel screens the common culprits — low iron, thyroid imbalance, vitamin deficiency and blood sugar — so you and your doctor can act on facts, not guesses.

Sudden or excessive hair fall is frequently driven by something measurable — low iron, thyroid problems, or vitamin D/B12 deficiency. A few targeted tests point you and your doctor to the real cause.

Irregular cycles often have a hormonal explanation — thyroid imbalance, PCOS or raised prolactin. The right tests, taken at the right time, help your doctor find and treat the cause.

Needing to urinate often, particularly at night, is worth checking. Common causes include high blood sugar, urine infection, kidney issues and — in men — the prostate. A few tests narrow it down.

A fever that lasts more than a few days needs a cause. This panel screens for the common infections in India — dengue, typhoid and others — and tracks your blood counts and inflammation.

Low sex drive and persistent low energy in men often have a measurable cause — low testosterone, thyroid imbalance or blood sugar problems. A discreet panel helps your doctor find it.

When you're trying for a baby, a few tests for both partners give a clear starting picture — ovarian reserve and hormones for her, and a semen analysis for him.

Unexplained weight gain can be linked to an underactive thyroid, insulin resistance or, in women, PCOS. Testing helps separate a treatable cause from lifestyle factors.

Feeling breathless on mild exertion or having palpitations is often linked to anaemia or thyroid imbalance — both easily checked with a few blood tests.

Persistent joint pain or swelling can be due to gout, inflammatory arthritis or vitamin D deficiency. The right tests help your doctor pinpoint the cause.