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CBC (Complete Blood Count) Test Cost

Also known as - Hemogram, Haemogram

CBC test is used to screen patient for general health issues that might affect the blood cells. It is also ordered as part of routine health checkup to know the overall status.

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Price Comparison of CBC (Complete Blood Count) Test in top Indian cities

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Cost in Bangalore

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Cost in Chandigarh

Rs. 340

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Cost in Chennai

Rs. 330

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Cost in Faridabad

Rs. 395

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Cost in Ghaziabad

Rs. 310

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Cost in Hyderabad

Rs. 320

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Cost in Mumbai

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Cost in New Delhi

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Cost in Noida

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Cost in Pune

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Test Description

CBC test which is Complete Blood Count test is used to screen patients for general blood-related health issues. It is generally used as part of regular health check-up to diagnose any inflammation or infection in the blood. This test is also ordered to monitor the effectiveness of ongoing treatment.
CBC measures several components of the blood such as RBC, WBC, platelets, hematocrit, haemoglobin etc. Abnormal increase or decrease in any of the component may indicate the presence of some medical condition which might need further attention by your medical health professional.

When To Get Tested

  • In cases for a routine health check-up annually
  • In cases of fever and other signs of infection to check for differential count
  • In cases of Cancers, to monitor overall health
  • In cases of hospitalization for most ailments, to get a brief basic picture of the blood and monitor for sepsis or other health issues

Test Result & Interpretation

  • Hemoglobin count less than 10 is considered low.
  • WBC or leukocyte count more than 10 is considered high.
  • A Differential count has various interpretations, based on the clinical correlation.
  • RBC count that is higher or lower than the reference range maybe insignificant or based on clinical correlation, may be pathologic.
  • MCHC, MCV, etc are significant when other parameters are also deranged.
  • A total leucocyte count that is lesser than the reference range may suggest certain disorders.

Expert Advice

CBC test results vary considerably in most persons. A CBC has a lot of blood component parameters, but it includes primarily the differential count which helps in detecting medical diagnoses.
A higher than usual total leucocyte count may usually mean a bacterial infection or sepsis, or other conditions and may require antibiotic treatment. 
A Hemoglobin less than 9 may usually be considered as an illness/condition called anaemia in most cases. More insight into this is given by parameters such as MCHC, MCV, etc.
The differential count gives us the various types of leucocytes, each indicative of types of infections. 
Higher Neutrophils may mean a bacterial pathology of the infection, whereas higher lymphocytes may mean a viral cause. 
Eosinophils usually are increased in parasitic infections and allergic conditions. 
Monocytes are also increased in particular specific viral infections, while Basophils are usually insignificant.
These are all treatable conditions and require a thorough history and examination.You should see a Physician to get help diagnose and treat you if you have symptoms, especially fever.

Common Questions

How to improve my CBC test result?
Blood components are not directly co-related to lifestyle changes. So there is no way a person can directly change the number of RBC or WBC in the blood. Treating the health condition is the only option to restore the blood cell components.

What are the other tests my doctor can prescribe after an abnormal CBC result?
The follow-up test generally depends on the CBC test result:
  • If the CBC test result has an abnormal RBC count, your doctor may further ask to have vitamin B12 test, iron test etc to help make the diagnosis.
  • For an abnormal WBC count, cultures such as sputum culture, blood culture or urine culture may be prescribed.
  • In case of inflammation, ESR may be ordered by the health professional.

Price Comparison of CBC (Complete Blood Count) Test in top Indian cities

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Offline Price
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Cost in Bangalore

Rs. 360

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Cost in Chandigarh

Rs. 340

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Cost in Chennai

Rs. 330

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Cost in Faridabad

Rs. 395

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Cost in Ghaziabad

Rs. 310

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Cost in Gurgaon

Rs. 395

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Cost in Hyderabad

Rs. 320

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Cost in Mumbai

Rs. 345

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Cost in New Delhi

Rs. 360

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Cost in Noida

Rs. 370

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Cost in Pune

Rs. 335

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Tests Included

  • Mean Corpuscular Volume
  • Mean Corpuscular Hemoglobin
  • Mean Corpuscular Hemoglobin Concentration
  • Red Cell Distribution Width
  • Red Blood Cell Count
  • Packed Cell Volume
  • Platelet Count
  • Hemoglobin
  • Total Leucocyte Count
  • Absolute Neutrophil Count
  • Absolute Lymphocyte Count
  • Absolute Monocyte Count
  • Absolute Eosinophil Count
  • Absolute Basophil Count
  • Absolute Granulocyte Count
  • Differential Neutrophil Count
  • Differential Lymphocyte Count
  • Differential Monocyte Count
  • Differential Granulocyte Count
  • Differential Eosinophil Count
  • Differential Basophil Count

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