Inflammation
Inflammation is part of the body's natural defense and can occur in cases such as infection, tissue damage or immunological conditions. Blood tests that measure inflammation markers can provide information about the degree of inflammation in the body and can be used to support the investigation and follow-up of various health conditions.
With us, you can analyze, among other things, CRP, SR sänka, fibrinogen and other markers that can be affected by inflammatory processes. You will also find analyses of white blood cells and immunoglobulins, which can provide additional information about the body's immune defense.
The category also includes more specific analyses such as rheumatoid factor (RF), Anti-CCP, S-ANA, and HLA-B27, which are used in various questions about autoimmune and inflammatory conditions. Which blood test is relevant therefore depends on what you want to examine and what symptoms or previous findings are behind the test.
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PSA Plus
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Once your results are ready, a licensed doctor will review them alongside the health information you have provided. You'll receive a personalized written assessment to help you understand what your results mean for your health and whether there is anything you should be aware of or can do to improve your health.
What does the doctor's assessment include?
- Overall assessment – a summary of your examination results and what they may indicate about your health.
- Explanation of your results – what your blood test values or findings from an imaging examination mean.
- Comments on abnormalities – what abnormal values or findings may indicate and whether further follow-up is needed.
- Personalized recommendations – advice on how to improve or maintain your health and whether further medical follow-up is recommended.
What happens if something abnormal is found?
An abnormal result doesn't necessarily mean something is wrong. Your doctor will make an individual assessment and explain any abnormal values or findings in your written report.
If your results show significant abnormalities or require prompt follow-up, a doctor will also contact you by phone at no extra cost.
The assessment is based on your examination results and the health information you have provided. It does not replace a comprehensive medical examination.
- Prostate control based on blood analysis.
- Analysis of P-PSA (total PSA).
- Analysis of the ratio between PSA-Free/total.
- Analysis of Immunoglobulin G (IgG).
- The body's most common antibodies.
- Analysis of your immune system.
- Analysis of B-SR – measure your blood sugar quickly and easily.
- Detect signs of inflammation in the body in time.
- Venous blood test with a clear answer about your SR value.
TBE
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Medical comment included
Doctor's assessment included
Once your results are ready, a licensed doctor will review them alongside the health information you have provided. You'll receive a personalized written assessment to help you understand what your results mean for your health and whether there is anything you should be aware of or can do to improve your health.
What does the doctor's assessment include?
- Overall assessment – a summary of your examination results and what they may indicate about your health.
- Explanation of your results – what your blood test values or findings from an imaging examination mean.
- Comments on abnormalities – what abnormal values or findings may indicate and whether further follow-up is needed.
- Personalized recommendations – advice on how to improve or maintain your health and whether further medical follow-up is recommended.
What happens if something abnormal is found?
An abnormal result doesn't necessarily mean something is wrong. Your doctor will make an individual assessment and explain any abnormal values or findings in your written report.
If your results show significant abnormalities or require prompt follow-up, a doctor will also contact you by phone at no extra cost.
The assessment is based on your examination results and the health information you have provided. It does not replace a comprehensive medical examination.
- Detects TBE infection.
- Analysis of antibodies IgM & IgG
- Blood test for the analysis of antinuclear antibodies (ANA).
- Used in the investigation of suspected systemic inflammatory disease.
- If the ANA result is positive, more specific autoantibodies can be analyzed.
- Can provide guidance in the investigation of conditions such as SLE, Sjögren's disease, and other connective tissue diseases.
- Analysis of Immunoglobulin M
- For identification of ongoing infection.
- Evaluation of the immune system status.
- Coagulation and inflammation test based on venous blood sample.
- Analyzes P-Fibrinogen to assess the blood's clotting ability.
- Identifies risk of blood clots, bleeding disorders and inflammation.
- Helps evaluate cardiovascular disease and systemic inflammation.
- Analysis for glandular fever.
- Control of EBV antibodies.
- Ensure your immunity to EB virus.
- Analysis of herpes simplex virus (HSV).
- Checking IgG antibodies for HSV-1 and HSV-2.
- Get answers on whether you have had a previous Herpes infection.
- Herpes test based on venous blood sample for higher reliability.
- Analysis of IgG subclasses in suspected immune deficiency.
- For deeper insight into your immune system.
- Blood test for IgG-1 to IgG-4.
- Immunoglobulin A (IgA) blood test.
- If mucosal infection is suspected.
- For evaluation in case of recurrent infections.
- Throat swab for Mycoplasma pneumoniae.
- Mycoplasma pneumoniae DNA analysis.
- Mycoplasma test in cases of suspected respiratory infection.
- Analysis of S-Orosomucoid (a1-acid glycoprotein)
- Acid-base balance test based on venous blood sample.
- In case of suspicion of chronic inflammation.
- Analysis based on venous blood sample.
- Measuring antibody levels linked to joint pain
- blood analysis is used in the diagnosis of Rheumatoid arthritis (RA)
- Indication for joint rheumatism
- Analysis of S-ACE (Serum Angiotensin Converting Enzyme).
- Blood test in the investigation of sarcoidosis and granulomatous diseases.
- Elevated levels may indicate active sarcoidosis or other inflammatory conditions.
- Used to assess disease activity and response to treatment.
- Analysis of S-Haptoglobin (Hp) in venous blood sample.
- Identifies hemolysis and inflammation in the body.
- In case of suspicion of hemolytic anemia or chronic inflammation.
- Used to assess anemia, liver function and immune response.
- White blood count WBC
- Differential count of leukocytes..
- Indication for your immune system
CRP
99 kr59,4 kr
PSA-test
195 kr117 kr
PSA Plus
395 kr296,25 kr
Immunoglobulin G (IgG)
119 kr
Sedimentation rate
99 kr
TBE
695 kr
S-ANA
1 629 kr
Immunoglobulin M (IgM)
119 kr
Anti-CCP
485 kr412,25 kr
fibrinogen
219 kr
Glandular fever
895 kr
Herpes simplex
995 kr
HLA-B27
1 495 kr
IgG subclasses
2 395 kr
Immunoglobulin A (IgA)
119 kr
Mycoplasma PCR test
895 kr
Orosomucoid
195 kr
Rheumatoid factor (RF)
529 kr
S-ACE
595 kr
S-Haptoglobin
89 kr
White blood count
125 kr