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PRIME DIAGNOSTICS Lakhimpur

Pathology & Blood Test Lab in Lakhimpur

PRIME DIAGNOSTICS supports routine blood testing and specialised pathology or cytology investigations at the Rajapur main centre.

Pathology and blood test lab in Lakhimpur

Pathology and cytology investigations

The required test depends on the sample type, clinical question and prescription. Specialised samples may need an appointment, specific handling or additional clinical details.

  • Routine blood and urine testing
  • Complete Blood Count and related haematology
  • FNAC when prescribed
  • Pap smear and liquid-based cytology (LBC)
  • Scraping cytology
  • Biopsy evaluation support
  • Bone marrow aspiration support when arranged
  • Clinically advised pathology investigations

Preparation and appointment guidance

✓Share the prescription before booking specialised procedures.
✓Confirm fasting for blood tests ordered with pathology work.
✓Bring previous pathology reports and imaging where relevant.
✓Ask about sample collection, consent, appointment and report timelines.
Clinical note: Pathology and cytology results require clinical correlation. A report alone should not be used to diagnose or rule out a condition without medical review.

Why choose the Rajapur main centre?

PRIME DIAGNOSTICS is located at Sri Mangal Plaza on Kheri Road, near Bandhan Bank and Mandi Samiti. Patients can call before travelling to confirm test preparation, doctor or technician availability, appointment timing and expected report delivery.

Frequently asked questions

Yes. Routine and specialised blood tests are available. Confirm fasting and timing for the complete prescription.

FNAC is listed among the pathology services and should be booked based on a clinician’s advice. Call to confirm appointment and preparation.

Specialised pathology often takes longer than routine blood tests. The expected timeline depends on sample processing and should be confirmed at submission.

Previous pathology, ultrasound or other relevant reports can help provide clinical context and should be brought when available.

Home collection may be suitable for eligible blood and urine tests, but procedures and specialised tissue or cytology samples require centre-based arrangements.

Results need interpretation alongside symptoms, examination and other investigations by the treating doctor.