EPK
Hb
EVF
MCH
MCV
TPK
LPK Blood status provides an overall picture of different blood cells. The analysis can give indications of a number of conditions in the body, such as vitamin deficiency, iron deficiency and inflammation / infections.

TSH
T4
T3 The samples are taken to check that the thyroid gland is working properly. The blood test can be taken if for instance, you feel tired, frozen and depressed. It can also be taken if you feel shaky, have palpitations, sweating and have lost weight. Furthermore, some people might want to check these samples without symptoms.

CRP
SR
LPK
Hb
TPK
MCH
MCHC
MCV
EPK
EVF These samples can be taken if an infection (usually bacteria or virus) or inflammation is going on in the body. The sample results may also be elevated in other conditions. These samples also reflect your blood count. If you have anaemia, the test results might indicate what this deficiency may be due to. Furthermore, platelets are included in this analysis.

PSA Men The blood test PSA measures the value of a substance coming from the prostate. The value increases with various diseases of the prostate. A PSA value is above a certain level it should be investigated to find out if the cause is cancer or a benign prostate disease.

ALAT
ASAT
GT
ALP Samples of the liver may be elevated at e.g. obesity, excessive alcohol consumption, jaundice or certain drugs.

Sodium
Potassium
Calcium
Creatinine
Albumin The values ​​can be pathological in a number of different conditions, e.g. kidney failure.

B cells
Basofila
Eosinophils
Lymphocytes
Monocytes
Neutrophils These samples complement SR, CRP and LPK and can provide a better picture of various infections or allergic reactions that may be present in the body.

Before this test, you should be fasting. Do You should not eat 10 hours before the test. Water, coffee and tea without milk or sugar are good to drink. Delete.

Blood fats
HDL Cholesterol
LDL Cholesterol
Cholesterol-total
Triglycerides
Blood sugar
HbA1c
Glucose

Blood status
EPK
Hb
EVF
MCH
MCV
TPK
LPK Cardiovascular disease is one of the most common public diseases in Sweden. High blood fats and high blood sugar are risk factors for developing cardiovascular disease as well as type 1 and 2 diabetes.

Estradiol Estrogen is a hormone produced by different tissues in the body including muscles, fat, liver and the brain. Estrogen affects the liver, bone turnover, nervous system, cardiovascular system and immune system in both men and women.
In women, the sample can be taken to assess ovarian activity, for example in connection with the investigation of infertility, missed periods or to find out if you are approaching menopause.

It is advisable that you do not eat before this test. Do not eat 10 hours before sampling. Water, coffee and tea without milk or sugar are good to drink.

B12 (S-cobalamin)
Folate
Homocysteine ​​
Vitamin D
Magnesium
Iron
Ferritin
Zinc

Blood status
EPK
Hb
EVF
MCH
MCV
TPK
LPK If you want to do a broad health check based on vitamins, minerals and blood status. Vitamins and minerals are important, among other things. a for the body's immune system. A varied diet is also important to get the vitamins and minerals the body needs.

Before this test, you should be fasting. Do not eat 10 hours before sampling. Water, coffee and tea without milk or sugar are good to drink.

Iron
Ferritin
Hemoglobin (Hb)
Leukocytes (LPK)
Platelets (TPK)
MCH
MCHC
MCV
Erythrocytes (EPK)
Hematocrit (EVF) Anemia due to too little iron is common and can make you feel tired and lacking in energy. The most common cause of anemia is that you have lost blood. It may also be because you can not absorb iron from food.
Some symptoms of anemia can be fatigue, difficulty concentrating, dizziness, palpitations, headaches and feeling more short of breath than usual.

Zinc Zinc is a vital nutrient that the body needs for hundreds of important bodily functions. Zinc is needed for the body's immune system to function well. Zinc also plays a role in cell division, cell growth, wound healing and the breakdown of carbohydrates. Zinc is also important for metabolism, normal brain function and the central nervous system.

Vitamin D. Vitamin D is needed for us to be able to absorb calcium in the intestine and thereby build up and maintain a strong skeleton.

Vitamin B12 (S-cobalamin) Vitamin B12 is needed for the body to be able to form red blood cells. B12 is not produced in the body but you get it through food. B12 is found in foods from the animal kingdom, mainly in meat and dairy products.
Lack of B12 can manifest itself as a disorder of the nervous system. It can be in the form of tingling, numbness and impaired sensation, starting in the feet. You may feel insecure when walking and have impaired reflexes in the calves and soles of the feet. Severe B12 deficiency can also cause symptoms such as impaired memory, depression and impaired vision.

Folate Folate goes by several names including folic acid, folic acid and vitamin B9.
Folic acid or folate is needed for the cells' metabolism and for the formation of red blood cells. It is also needed for the fetus to develop normally during pregnancy.

PEth, which is the abbreviation for phosphatidylethanol, is an alcohol marker that can be measured in the blood seen over a long period of time.