Immune check-up

Shows: the level and ratio of various blood cells (leukocytes, lymphocytes, neutrophils, etc.), as well as hemoglobin and platelets.

Evaluates the work of immune cells, helps to identify anemia, hidden inflammatory processes, reduced immune defense and signs of infections.

Shows: fasting blood sugar level.

Chronically elevated sugar suppresses the activity of the immune system, slows down tissue recovery and healing. This is an important metabolic factor that affects general immunity.

Shows: the concentration of vitamin D in the blood.

One of the key regulators of immunity. Its deficiency is often found in people with frequent colds, protracted diseases and reduced resistance.

Indicates: the level of iron stores in the body.

Without iron, normal hematopoiesis and immune system function are impossible. Low ferritin means weakness, fatigue, frequent infections, especially in women.

Indicates: the total level of all proteins in the blood.

Reflects the nutritional status of the body. Proteins are the basic building material for antibodies and immune system cells. Decreases may indicate nutritional deficiencies or absorption problems.

Indicates: levels of vitamins involved in blood formation and cell division.

Deficiency of these vitamins is common with fatigue, frequent infections and decreased immunity. It is especially important to monitor in vegetarians, people with gastritis and absorption disorders.

Shows: the level of a vital trace element.

Zinc is necessary for the functioning of immune cells. Its deficiency reduces the body's resistance, affects tissue recovery and enhances inflammatory processes.

Shows: the condition of the thyroid gland.

Thyroid hormones regulate metabolism and immune activity. Disorders (hypo- or hyperthyroidism) are often accompanied by a decrease in defenses and chronic fatigue.