Clinical Pathology

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Clinical Pathology is the department that studies your body fluids and tissues to find diseases. It includes tests like full blood count, urine examination, stool check, and infection testing.

These tests help the doctor know if you have anemia, an infection, a parasite, or blood-related diseases. The lab team uses microscopes and machines to study the samples in detail.

The work is quiet and done behind the scenes, but it plays a big role in your treatment. Every sample is checked carefully to give correct information to the doctor.

This department supports all other departments by giving important health clues, helping doctors plan better and faster treatments.

For over 10 years, we have been providing pathology lab services.

We analyze blood, urine, and tissue samples to help detect infections, monitor chronic diseases, and guide medical decisions.

Complete Blood Count (CBC):

Counts red cells, white cells and platelets to check for anaemia, infection or bleeding issues.

Stool Test:

Look for blood, parasites or germs in stool to diagnose digestive issues.

Blood Grouping & Crossmatch:

Determine your blood type and match blood for safe transfusion if needed.

Infection Tests:

Malaria smear, dengue test, typhoid test (Widal) and others for fever and infection.

Urine Examination:

Check urine for sugars, proteins or infection.

Serology Tests:

Pregnancy tests, HIV screening, hepatitis screening, etc.

At Indus Valley Hospital our team always passionate to provide best services

Expert pathologists and technicians handle your samples carefully.

Strict lab protocols and quality controls for accurate results.

Fast processing for urgent tests, like malaria or dengue, to help quick treatment.

Clean and safe sample collection with gentle needle techniques.

Confidentiality of your results and private handling of samples.

Affordable test prices to serve the community’s needs.

Q1. What does pathology test for?

Pathology checks for diseases by examining your blood, urine, or other fluids. It can find infections, anaemia, diabetes indicators, or confirm pregnancy, among other things.

Q2. How do I prepare?

For most tests, no special prep. If your doctor wants a fasting sample (e.g., for blood sugar), we will tell you to fast overnight. Otherwise, just come hydrated.

Q3. How long until I get my results?

Basic tests like CBC or urine can be ready in a few hours. Some special tests may take longer, up to a day or more.

Q4. Will someone call me with results?

Usually your doctor will get the report and tell you. You can also check with the lab counter if needed.

Q5. Are needles painful?

The blood draw is quick. Some people feel only a pinch. Our staff is gentle to make it as painless as possible.

Q6. Can I trust the results?

Yes. We use quality assurance and control measures so that our results are accurate and reliable.

Ms. Shalu Prajapati

Mitraon, Delhi

I had blood and urine tests done here. The staff was very kind and explained the tests to me. They took my samples gently and I got the results quickly. Now my doctor has all the information to treat me.