About this test

Complete Blood Count (CBC) is the workhorse of all blood tests — one small draw that measures the three cell lines your blood carries: red cells (which carry oxygen), white cells (which fight infection) and platelets (which stop bleeding). Fourteen rupees' worth of information that anchors most medical decisions.

A CBC detects anaemia long before fatigue gets named, picks up infections and inflammations, flags platelet problems, and — in dengue season — becomes the test every Trivandrum household watches. It is also the routine monitor for countless conditions and treatments.

There is no fasting needed and no preparation at all: book a home slot, a certified phlebotomist collects the sample, and the report — every value with its reference range — is in your app, usually the same day. Abnormal values always deserve a doctor's eye; the report makes that conversation concrete.