Medical Tests
The diagnostic laboratory operating at Nefrida Clinic, where various primary and secondary levels of medical tests and research are carried out, uses the latest and most modern equipment.
Since 2004 the laboratory participates in ¨Labquality¨ international laboratory quality control, which means that all tests conducted at Nefrida Clinic are thoroughly tested for their quality and accuracy.
Registration by phone
+370 46 397070The laboratory of Nefrida Clinic allows to carry complex medical research methods and offers a wide range of medical tests and quality. The main medical research activities carried out are as follows:
Hematological blood tests (Complete blood count, platelet count);
- General clinical tests (urine, stool and parasite tests);
- Genital secretion tests;
- Biochemical tests (mineral metabolism, liver enzymes, lipids, proteins, carbohydrate metabolism, coagulation tests);
- Hepatitis tests (hepatitis B, hepatitis C), etc.
All these and many other studies in Nefrida Clinic are attended by laboratory doctor and a team of qualified technicians.
Information after procedures
Often, after the procedure in the doctor’s office, patients have questions that they do not dare to ask during the visit or that come to mind only later. In this section, you will find in advance all the most useful information that you should know in the post-procedural period.
What should I know after donating blood?
After the injection, you will need to hold the injection site with pressure for 5 minutes. without bending the arm. Do not lift heavy objects or exercise for a couple of hours after the tests, this reduces the chance of bleeding. Drink plenty of water after the test.
Why do you need blood tests?
Blood tests are a quick and effective way to assess a person’s health. They can show even the smallest disorders, infections, diseases, viruses, cancers, genetic diseases.
F.A.Q.
If you are hesitating whether you really want to make an appointment for a procedure in our clinic, we invite you to read the frequently asked questions section prepared by our doctors. In it, you will find all the answers to your questions even before the procedure, so you can feel confident in your choice!
When is the best time to give blood?
We advise you to take blood tests in the morning – from 8 to 11 am. It is important to wake up completely before the examination, give yourself at least 1 hour. to do so.
Can I eat and drink before blood tests?
8-12 hours before blood tests are recommended. (depends on the nature of the research) not to eat and do not drink unless your doctor allows it – this is a general principle that applies to all patients.
Can you exercise, smoke, brush your teeth before blood tests?
Sports and smoking are not allowed, as this can distort the results of the tests. You can brush your teeth.