Frequently Asked Questions in Hematology

Q: Does an abnormal blood count always mean blood cancer?
A: No! The vast majority of abnormal blood counts are due to benign causes such as nutritional deficiencies, viral infections, or autoimmune reactions.

Q: Can I eat normally before my blood test?
A: Routine CBC and PBF tests do not require fasting. However, fasting is required for certain lipid or fasting blood glucose tests.

Q: How can I secure an appointment serial?
A: You can call the chamber hotlines directly or register via the appointment page.

If you have questions regarding your diagnosis, write them down so you can discuss them thoroughly during your consultation.

Need an Expert Opinion on Your Blood Report?

Bring previous CBC reports and blood slides for clinical review with Dr. Mohammad Ali at Popular Diagnostic (Dhanmondi) or Alok Diagnostic (Mirpur-10).