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What is Complete Haemogram (CHG) test?
Haemogram is a group of tests performed on a sample of blood. This test measures vital blood parameters including, total counts, differential counts, absolute counts, and Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate, giving a complete clinical picture of the blood.A platelet count check is a test that decides the number of platelets in a certain quantity of blood. It very well may be done as an individual test or can be checked as a portion of the Total Blood count (CBC). Platelets are tiny blood cells that are required for blood clotting. This test can be utilized to screen, analyze, or screen conditions like bleeding issues, bone marrow illnesses, or other related basic conditions.
Why get the Complete Haemogram (CHG) test?
To monitor overall health as part of a routine check-up, an existing blood disorder and to monitor a treatment that is known to affect blood cells.
When to take this test?
AnytimeEvery 6 monthsNo particular precautions are required, unless it is recommended by your doctor.1. Hemoglobin 2. RBC Count 3. Haematocrit 4. MCV5. MCH6. MCHC7. RDW-CV8. Total WBC Count 9. Neutrophils 10. Lymphocytes 11. Monocytes12. Eosinophils 13. Basophils14. Platelet Count 15. MPV16. Absolute Neutrophil Count 17. Absolute Lymphocyte Count 18. Absolute Monocyte Coun 19. Absolute Eosinophil Count 20. Absolute Basophil Count 21. Erthrocyte Sedimentation Rate (ESR)
