No, not a blood test on it's own. Usually an analysis of other symptoms along with a range of blood tests may confirm that there is something not quite right, which may require further detailed tests and evaluations. For instance a Full Blood Count test gives a lot of information which in conjunction with other symptoms may establish the need for more specific tests that could identify the particular ailment more precisely.
FBC measures include: * the amount of haemoglobin in the blood; * the number of red blood cells (red cell count); * the percentage of blood cells as a proportion of the total * blood volume (haematocrit or packed cell volume); * the volume of red blood cells (mean cell volume); * the average amount of haemoglobin in the red blood cells (known as mean cell haemoglobin); * the number of white blood cells (white cell count); * the percentages of the different types of white blood cells (leucocyte differential count) * the number of platelets. A thorough CT scan/PET and bone density scans along with specific blood tests and the knowledge and experience of a clever oncologist would be the best and most accurate way of identifying any possible abnormalities.
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It all depends on which blood test you had done and what you had it done for. Typically u always want something called a CBC (complete blood count) and this checks for blood cancers. Infections. Anemia etc) I'd check my WBC (white blood cells) RBC (red blood cells) and platelets are most important. Rest are import to in CBC but depending on what you had test done for
No there, is no specific blood test to check for twins, although higher than normal HCG levels in a blood test may be because of twins, although it is no where near accurate for predicting a twin pregnancy.
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They do not test your blood type for a normal blood draw. They do however test your blood type during pregnancy, when donating blood, and prior to any surgeries.
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no because a blood test is about what your blood is normally like and if you fast you wont be your normal self
check for hidden blood