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Advanced Testing for Blood Disorders and Cancers
A correct diagnosis is the first step of good treatment. At QURE Center for Complete Care, our diagnostics and laboratory services support doctors in identifying, classifying, and monitoring blood disorders and blood cancers in adults and children. Tests are reviewed by our hematologists and oncologists, so you get clear reports and a clear explanation of what they mean for you.
Testing may be done to find the cause of symptoms, confirm a diagnosis, plan treatment, check how well treatment is working, or monitor you after therapy or a transplant.
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Conditions Covered: Who needs it?
Diagnostic testing is advised for people with:
- Unexplained tiredness, paleness, or persistently low hemoglobin (anemia)
- Thalassemia, sickle cell disease, and other inherited blood disorders
- Low platelets (ITP), abnormal white cell counts, or high blood counts
- Easy bruising, frequent nosebleeds, or bleeding and clotting disorders such as hemophilia
- Suspected or confirmed leukemia, lymphoma, or multiple myeloma
- Swollen glands, unexplained weight loss, fever, or night sweats
- Patients preparing for, or recovering from, a stem cell or bone marrow transplant
Tests may be needed once for diagnosis or repeated regularly to track your progress.
How it works?
Blood and bone marrow are where most blood diseases begin, so examining them closely shows what is going wrong. Your sample is studied for the number, shape, and behaviour of cells, for proteins and chemicals in the blood, and, when needed, for changes in genes and chromosomes.
Results are combined with your symptoms and examination by our specialists. Basic tests help us screen, and advanced tests help us confirm the exact type of disease so that treatment can be matched to you.
Before the testing
Most blood tests need little preparation. Our team will guide you on anything specific to your tests.
Keep your previous reports and prescriptions handy.
Share details of your current medicines and any allergies with the team.
Drink water unless advised otherwise.
Bring a family member or companion for support.
What happens during testing?
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Your details and test orders are checked on arrival.
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A sample is collected: a blood draw from a vein, or for some patients, a bone marrow aspiration and biopsy.
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For bone marrow tests, the area is numbed with local anesthesia first.
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Samples are sent to the lab and reviewed by our specialists.
A blood draw takes only a few minutes, and a bone marrow test usually takes under an hour, including rest afterwards. Report timing depends on the test, and advanced tests take longer.
After care and recovery
- Press the sample site gently for a few minutes to prevent bruising
- After a bone marrow test, keep the area clean and dry as advised
- Avoid heavy lifting and strenuous activity for a day or as advised
- Take simple pain relief only if your doctor recommends it
- Eat and drink normally unless told otherwise
- Collect your reports and keep a file for future visits
- Collect your reports and keep a file for future visits
- Attend your review appointment to discuss the results
When to call your doctor?
Contact us or go to the emergency department immediately if you have:
Bleeding at the sample site that will not stop
Increasing swelling, pain, or redness at the site
Fever of 38°C (100.4°F) or higher
Pus or discharge from the site
Severe or worsening pain
Dizziness or fainting
Numbness or weakness in the leg after a bone marrow test
- FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
Only for some tests. We will tell you when you book.
The area is numbed first. You may feel pressure or brief discomfort, which settles quickly.
It depends on the test. Routine tests are quicker, while specialised tests take longer. Our team will give you an expected date.
Not always. You can book a consultation, and our doctors will advise the right tests.
Yes. Our specialists go through the results and what they mean for your treatment.
Yes. We care for both children and adults, with a gentle approach for young patients.
Need Clarity About Your Blood Reports?
Our hematologists and oncologists are here to guide you on the right tests and explain your results in simple terms. Book an appointment for yourself or a loved one, and we will help you take the next step with confidence.