FAQ's

Diagnostic services include medical tests and investigations used to identify, evaluate and monitor health conditions. They may include imaging tests, blood tests, urine tests and other laboratory investigations.

A Digital X-ray is an imaging test that uses X-rays to create detailed images of bones and certain internal structures. It is commonly used to assess fractures, joint problems and other conditions.

An X-ray may be recommended to evaluate injuries, fractures, bone abnormalities, joint conditions or other concerns based on your symptoms and clinical examination.

Pathology services involve laboratory testing of blood, urine, tissue and other samples to help detect, diagnose and monitor various medical conditions.

The requirement depends on the type of test and the healthcare facility. Many diagnostic investigations are recommended or prescribed by a doctor based on your symptoms and medical needs.

Preparation depends on the specific test. Some investigations may require fasting, while others may not require any special preparation. Follow the instructions provided by your healthcare provider or diagnostic centre.

Most diagnostic tests are routinely performed and considered safe when appropriately recommended. The safety considerations can vary depending on the type of test, so your healthcare provider can guide you based on your individual situation.

Report turnaround time varies depending on the type of investigation. Some results may be available quickly, while specialized pathology or laboratory tests may take longer.

Yes, appropriate diagnostic investigations can help identify certain health conditions at an early stage, support accurate diagnosis and help doctors plan suitable treatment.

Follow-up tests may be recommended to monitor a condition, evaluate treatment response, track changes over time or clarify an earlier result. The need depends on your individual medical condition.