DEPARTMENT OF CLINICAL PATHOLOGY

DEPARTMENT OF CLINICAL PATHOLOGY

Is your child not gaining weight?
Do you have burning sensation while passing urine?
Do you have frequent diarrhoea episodes?
This department will help you solve these queries

A department dedicated to the different diseases related to stool and urine. We all are aware of presence of worms in stomach due to which a child weight is not increased as expected. Also, urinary tract infection is common amongst women but many ignore it and that lead to major complications. Hence, stool and urine testing plays a major role in identification of different infections.

Worm in stool: The word worm in stool (which means intestinal parasitic infections). A basic stool routine microscopy can identify these worms and can prevent anemia or weight loss in future.

Infection in urine: Generally, women face the urinary tract infection much more commonly as compared to males. Also, many cases of urinary tract infection are without symptoms, hence, it is necessary for women to be alert for any signs and contact doctor to carry out a simple test i.e. urine routine and microcopy.

Diarrhoea in children: Commonest cause of diarrhoea in children is Rotavirus. Hence, our laboratory provides simple antigen test for detection of rotavirus inhouse within 30 minutes.

Know the cause of diarrhoea is better than blind treatment: Its time for us to be proactive in identifying the cause of diarrhoea rather than taking all medications together

Check your cause of diarrhoea:

Diarrhoea can be caused by bacteria or virus or parasites. Treatment vary for each type. Hence, the root cause can be found out based on identification so that additional preventive measures can be planned.

Health package:

Urine routine is always a part of health package as urinary tract infection may not be symptomatic many times. A package of common tests required to know the health status of different organs of our body are available. Please visit Health Packages

Key offerings by Dept of Clinical Pathology

• Urine routine and Microscopy
• Stool routine and Microscopy
• Rotavirus antigen detection test
• Fluid for routine and Microscopy
• Semen analysis