CBC & Pheripheral Blood Smear measures red cells, white cells, haemoglobin, haematocrit and platelets. It is a first-line screen for anaemia, infection, inflammation and overall health.
The CBC & Pheripheral Blood Smear helps provide information about your health by measuring or detecting the specific marker, substance, cell, organism or finding covered by the test.
CBC & Pheripheral Blood Smear measures red cells, white cells, haemoglobin, haematocrit and platelets. It is a first-line screen for anaemia, infection, inflammation and overall health. At HWP Diagnostic the sample can be collected free at your home in Malad and nearby Mumbai areas, and the report is usually shared within about 2 working days. Please carry or upload your doctor's prescription where the test needs one, and discuss the result with your doctor for a full interpretation.
Why is the CBC & Pheripheral Blood Smear done?
The CBC & Pheripheral Blood Smear may be ordered when a healthcare professional needs information about the condition or health area assessed by this test. At HWP Diagnostic the sample can be collected free at your home in Malad and nearby Mumbai areas, and the report is usually shared within about 2 working days. Please carry or upload your doctor's prescription where the test needs one, and discuss the result with your doctor for a full interpretation.
Who may need this test?
This test may be considered for:
The test may be relevant for people whose symptoms, medical history, screening needs or treatment monitoring match the purpose of the CBC & Pheripheral Blood Smear.
Whether this test is right for you depends on your symptoms, medical history and the reason for testing - your doctor can advise.
What does this test measure?
CBC & Pheripheral Blood Smear is a blood test. CBC & Pheripheral Blood Smear measures red cells, white cells, haemoglobin, haematocrit and platelets. It is a first-line screen for anaemia, infection, inflammation and overall health.
Understanding your CBC & Pheripheral Blood Smear results
How to read your result
Your report should be read using the reference interval, unit and method shown by the performing laboratory. A result outside a reference interval does not automatically establish a diagnosis, and a result inside the interval does not rule out every health problem. Clinical interpretation depends on symptoms, history and other findings.
If a result is outside the range
If the CBC & Pheripheral Blood Smear is reported as high, low, positive, negative or otherwise outside the laboratory's stated interval, the meaning depends on the specific test and the reason it was ordered. Your clinician may consider repeat testing, related investigations or other clinical information before deciding what the result means.
Limitations of this test
The CBC & Pheripheral Blood Smear provides information about the specific marker or finding it measures; it is not a complete assessment of overall health. Results can be affected by factors such as preparation, medicines, biological variation, sample handling and the testing method.
An abnormal result does not by itself mean you have a particular disease. Your doctor interprets results together with your symptoms, history and other tests.
How should I prepare for the CBC & Pheripheral Blood Smear?
No fasting is needed - you can eat and drink normally.
Drink water as usual - being well hydrated makes the blood draw easier.
Tell the collection team about any medicines and supplements you take.
Do not stop prescribed medicines unless your doctor tells you to.
Follow any additional instructions our team shares when you book.
How sample collection works
01
Book
Choose the test and a time slot online, or call us and we'll book it for you.
02
Prepare
Follow the preparation steps above for this test.
03
Sample collection
A trained phlebotomist collects the sample at your home - no extra charge.
04
Laboratory processing
Your sample is processed in our laboratory and reviewed by a pathologist.
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Report
Your report is shared on WhatsApp and email, usually within 48 hours.
For a blood-based test, a small blood sample is collected by a trained healthcare professional, usually from a vein in the arm. The collection normally takes only a few minutes; mild temporary discomfort or bruising can occur at the puncture site.
What can affect the result?
Recent infection or inflammation
Dehydration
Recent blood donation or blood loss
The laboratory method and its reference interval
When should you talk to a doctor?
Laboratory results are interpreted together with your symptoms, medical history and other investigations. If your results are significantly abnormal, or you have symptoms that worry you, discuss them with a qualified doctor promptly.
Test details
Test name
CBC & Pheripheral Blood Smear
Test code
HWP-T0533
Department
Microbiology
Sample type
Venous blood (from a vein in the arm)
Fasting
Not required
Report time
About 2 days
Home collection
Available across Malad, Kandivali, Borivali & Goregaon
Price
₹549 (MRP ₹699, 21% off)
Availability
All days - lab open 24×7
Parameters
24
References
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This information is for general awareness and does not replace advice from your doctor.
₹549₹69921% off
CBC & Pheripheral Blood Smear test price in Mumbai
The CBC & Pheripheral Blood Smear test cost in Mumbai at HWP Diagnostic is ₹549 - 21% less than the MRP of ₹699. There are no extra charges for home sample collection. The same price applies across Malad, Kandivali, Borivali and Goregaon.
Book the CBC & Pheripheral Blood Smear test with free home sample collection anywhere in Malad, Kandivali, Borivali and Goregaon, or walk in to our lab in Malad West, Mumbai - open 24×7.
CBC & Pheripheral Blood Smear is a blood test. CBC & Pheripheral Blood Smear measures red cells, white cells, haemoglobin, haematocrit and platelets. It is a first-line screen for anaemia, infection, inflammation and overall health.
Why is the CBC & Pheripheral Blood Smear done?
The CBC & Pheripheral Blood Smear may be ordered when a healthcare professional needs information about the condition or health area assessed by this test. CBC & Pheripheral Blood Smear measures red cells, white cells, haemoglobin, haematocrit and platelets. It is a first-line screen for anaemia, infection, inflammation and overall health. At HWP Diagnostic the sample can be collected free at your home in Malad and nearby Mumbai areas, and the report is usually shared within about 2 working days. Please carry or upload your doctor's prescription where the test needs one, and discuss the result with your doctor for a full interpretation.
What does the CBC & Pheripheral Blood Smear test measure?
CBC & Pheripheral Blood Smear measures red cells, white cells, haemoglobin, haematocrit and platelets. It is a first-line screen for anaemia, infection, inflammation and overall health.
Who may need the CBC & Pheripheral Blood Smear?
The test may be relevant for people whose symptoms, medical history, screening needs or treatment monitoring match the purpose of the CBC & Pheripheral Blood Smear.
How should I prepare for the CBC & Pheripheral Blood Smear?
No special preparation is needed for this test.
Do I need to fast for the CBC & Pheripheral Blood Smear?
No, fasting is not required for the CBC & Pheripheral Blood Smear. You can eat and drink normally unless your doctor has advised otherwise.
What sample is required for the CBC & Pheripheral Blood Smear?
The CBC & Pheripheral Blood Smear is done on a blood sample.
How is the CBC & Pheripheral Blood Smear sample collected?
For a blood-based test, a small blood sample is collected by a trained healthcare professional, usually from a vein in the arm. The collection normally takes only a few minutes; mild temporary discomfort or bruising can occur at the puncture site.
How long does the CBC & Pheripheral Blood Smear take to report?
Reports for the CBC & Pheripheral Blood Smear are usually ready in about 2 days of sample collection. You receive them on WhatsApp and email.
What is the price of the CBC & Pheripheral Blood Smear?
The CBC & Pheripheral Blood Smear costs Rs 340 at HWP Diagnostic (MRP Rs 450). Home sample collection is free.
How do I understand my CBC & Pheripheral Blood Smear result?
Your report should be read using the reference interval, unit and method shown by the performing laboratory. A result outside a reference interval does not automatically establish a diagnosis, and a result inside the interval does not rule out every health problem. Clinical interpretation depends on symptoms, history and other findings.
What does a high or low CBC & Pheripheral Blood Smear result mean?
If the CBC & Pheripheral Blood Smear is reported as high, low, positive, negative or otherwise outside the laboratory's stated interval, the meaning depends on the specific test and the reason it was ordered. Your clinician may consider repeat testing, related investigations or other clinical information before deciding what the result means.
Can a CBC & Pheripheral Blood Smear diagnose a disease by itself?
The CBC & Pheripheral Blood Smear can provide important information, but laboratory results are generally interpreted together with symptoms, medical history, examination and other investigations. A single result should not be treated as a diagnosis without clinical context.
Can medicines affect the CBC & Pheripheral Blood Smear result?
Some medicines, supplements, food, exercise and other pre-test factors can affect particular laboratory results. Tell the healthcare professional about medicines and supplements you take, and do not stop prescribed medicines unless your clinician tells you to.
Is the CBC & Pheripheral Blood Smear available for home collection?
Yes. Free home sample collection for the CBC & Pheripheral Blood Smear is available across Malad, Kandivali, Borivali and Goregaon in Mumbai. You can also visit our Malad West lab, open 24x7.
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