Immune & Inflammatory Health

Band neutrophils indicate immune system activation and help assess infection severity and immune response adequacy.

Absolute basophil count indicates allergic potential and immediate hypersensitivity reactions.

Absolute blast count indicates hematologic emergency requiring immediate oncology consultation.

Absolute eosinophil count indicates allergic reactions, parasites, and certain inflammatory conditions.

Absolute lymphocyte count measures adaptive immunity strength and viral infection resistance.

Absolute metamyelocyte count quantifies severe immune or bone marrow stress, with any presence being concerning.

Absolute monocyte count measures tissue repair capacity and chronic inflammation status.

Absolute myelocyte count quantifies serious bone marrow stress, with any presence requiring immediate attention.

Absolute neutrophil count measures infection-fighting capacity and is critical for assessing bacterial infection risk.

Absolute promyelocyte count indicates hematologic emergency, requiring immediate medical intervention.

Albumin reflects liver synthetic capacity and nutritional status. Optimal levels ensure proper fluid balance, nutrient transport, and indicate excellent liver function.

Urinary bacteria detect UTIs and help guide antimicrobial treatment while identifying patterns that may indicate underlying dysfunction.

Band neutrophils indicate active immune response and help assess infection severity and immune system activation.

Basophil percentage reflects allergic response mechanisms and immune system reactivity. Optimal levels support appropriate allergic responses without excessive inflammatory activation.

Blasts indicate potential acute leukemia or severe bone marrow disorder, requiring immediate hematologic evaluation.

Eosinophil percentage reflects the body's anti-parasitic defenses and allergic response capacity. Optimal levels indicate balanced immune responses without excessive allergic inflammation.

Ferritin serves as the body's iron storage system and early indicator of iron status. Optimal levels ensure adequate iron availability for oxygen transport and energy production while preventing iron overload.

Globulins reflect immune function and liver health, including antibody production and inflammatory response.

Homocysteine is an independent cardiovascular and cognitive risk factor that reflects methylation status and B-vitamin adequacy.

hs-CRP reveals hidden inflammation that drives chronic disease. This sensitive marker helps identify cardiovascular risk and guides anti-inflammatory interventions for optimal health.

Leukocyte esterase detects urinary tract inflammation and immune activation, helping screen for UTIs and urinary inflammation.

Lymphocyte percentage reflects adaptive immune system health and the body's ability to mount specific immune responses. Optimal levels support long-term immunity and immune memory.

Metamyelocytes indicate severe immune stress or bone marrow dysfunction, requiring immediate medical evaluation.

Monocyte percentage reflects the body's capacity for tissue cleanup, repair, and antigen presentation. Optimal levels support healthy inflammatory resolution and tissue maintenance.

MPV measures platelet size and function, providing insight into bleeding risk and cardiovascular health.

Myelocytes indicate significant bone marrow stress or disease, with presence requiring immediate medical evaluation.

Neutrophil percentage reflects the body's bacterial defense capacity and immediate immune response. Optimal levels indicate balanced immune function and appropriate inflammatory responses.

Urinary nitrites specifically detect nitrate-reducing bacteria, helping confirm bacterial UTIs and guide treatment decisions.

Platelet count reflects the body's ability to stop bleeding and heal wounds. Optimal levels ensure proper clotting function while maintaining healthy circulation.

Promyelocytes indicate severe bone marrow dysfunction or acute leukemia, requiring urgent hematologic consultation.

Reactive lymphocytes indicate active immune response to viral infections and help differentiate viral from bacterial causes.

ESR measures systemic inflammation and serves as a valuable screening tool for inflammatory conditions and monitoring treatment response.

Uric acid reflects purine metabolism and kidney function. Optimal levels prevent gout, kidney stones, and reduce cardiovascular disease risk.

Total 25(OH)D is the gold standard for assessing vitamin D status, crucial for immune function, bone health, and longevity.

Vitamin D2 contributes to overall vitamin D status, supporting immune function, bone health, and longevity when part of adequate total vitamin D levels.

Vitamin D3 is the superior form of vitamin D, essential for immune function, bone health, cardiovascular protection, and healthy aging.

WBC count serves as a window into immune system function and inflammatory status. Optimal levels indicate a balanced, responsive immune system capable of defending against threats.

WBC count measures immune system strength and activity, providing essential insight into infection resistance and immune health.

Urinary yeast detects fungal infections and may indicate systemic candida overgrowth or underlying immune dysfunction.