Immunity assessment panel
blood Sample needed
13 tests
No food or drink for 10-14 hours before giving the sample
Test Names
1. Hemogram with 5-part leukogram, i.e., white blood cell count
2. C-reactive protein
3. Ferritin
4. Folate
5. Protein
6. Complement component C3
7. Complement component C4
8. Zinc in blood
9. Immunoglobulin A
10. Immunoglobulin G
11. Immunoglobulin M
12. Vitamin B12
13. Vitamin D
What's measured?
Is your body ready to fight viral diseases?
What are the possible reasons why you are often sick?
Has a lack of sleep, stress, a fast-paced lifestyle, diets, or being overweight negatively affected your body's resistance?
Is the amount of necessary vitamins and minerals in your body sufficient for your immune system to function properly?
Have illnesses in earlier life affected your body's defences?
Do you have a normal overall level of blood cells to ensure your body's resistance?
Have you fully recovered from recurrent infections?
Should you take supplements to boost your immune system?
How can you improve your diet and lifestyle to support your immune system and general health?
Common symptoms
Illnesses in earlier life,recurrent infections,recurrent respirstory,skin or joint related infection or inflammation,recurrent fever.
About the test
The immunity assessment panel allows you to check if haematopoiesis (the process of blood cell production) and the total levels of immune cells in your blood are within the normal range (haemogram), if there is inflammation in your body (hs-CRP test), and if the levels of antibodies and specific components required for immune protection (IgG, IgA, IgM, C3 and C4) are normal.
The primary task of the immune system is to destroy pathogens that have entered the body: bacteria, viruses, toxins, parasites and fungi. The healthy persons, when they are exposed to a virus or bacteria and fall ill, their symptoms tend to be less severe and they recover quickly. On the other hand, a busy lifestyle, stress, a lack of sleep, unhealthy habits and many environmental factors weaken the body's resistance.
Long-term good habits such as a balanced diet, physical activity, adequate sleep, maintaining a normal weight, not smoking, etc. help to keep your immune system healthy and strong. Age, heredity and past illnesses also play an important role.
