We offer a Full Blood Count (FBC) test at Tarlac Medical Center to help assess your overall health and detect a wide range of medical conditions early. Also known as complete blood picture or full blood examination, this routine laboratory test provides valuable information about your red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets—key indicators of your body’s current condition.
Our laboratory is equipped with modern diagnostic technology and handled by trained medical technologists to ensure accurate, reliable, and timely results.
A Full Blood Count (FBC), sometimes referred to as CBC full blood count or complete blood counting, is a common blood test used to evaluate your general health and detect disorders such as infections, anemia, inflammation, and blood-related conditions.
This test measures:
A full blood picture gives doctors a clearer view of what’s happening inside your body, even before symptoms appear.
The meaning of a full blood count test lies in how its results help physicians:
Doctors often request a full blood exam as part of routine checkups, pre-employment exams, or before surgery.
We may recommend a full blood test if you experience:
It is also commonly requested for annual physical exams and hospital admissions.
The full blood count test price may vary depending on the physician’s requests and the laboratory’s inclusions. For updated pricing, packages, and PhilHealth coverage, we encourage patients to contact our laboratory or admissions desk directly.
We prioritize patient safety, accuracy, and comfort throughout the testing process.
For inquiries about Full Blood Count (FBC) testing, pricing, or result availability, contact Tarlac Medical Center Laboratory at 09985520559 today.
We are here to support your health with reliable diagnostic services.
FBC (Full Blood Count) and CBC (Complete Blood Count) refer to the same test. Both provide a complete blood picture used for medical evaluation.
Results are typically available within the same day or as advised by our laboratory staff.
A full blood count helps identify abnormalities but is usually interpreted alongside clinical findings and other tests.
A doctor’s recommendation is advisable, especially for the proper interpretation of results.
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