In case of a dysbacteriosis, the delivery of general and biochemical blood tests is assigned. It should be noted that such examinations will not always be appointed, but taking into account the root causes of dysbacteriosis and its course, in general.
At the general inspection it is possible to receive representation about a parity of cellular elements and a liquid component of a blood, and also to learn the maintenance of separate uniform elements of blood, an indicator of concentration of a hemoglobin, and the basic characteristics of erythrocytes. Such an analysis for dysbiosis refers to basic clinical testing.
In the case of dysbacteriosis in the blood, an increased level of hemoglobin is observed, since these substances are responsible for the transportation of oxygen and carbon dioxide. In addition, there is a change in erythrocytes, leukocytes, as well as platelets, since in the case of disturbance of the intestinal microflora, everything changes in the course of pathological processes.
Biochemical blood test for dysbacteriosis
It is a complex laboratory examination that determines the activity of vital organs. In addition, it provides an opportunity to obtain valuable information about ongoing metabolic processes and metabolism, the current concentration of microelements in the blood, and so on.
This examination for dysbiosis is used to provide clear information about the current state of the body, in particular, not only the activities of organs, but also control over all processes.
Biochemical blood test for intestinal dysbacteriosis is prescribed if the disease was caused by a transferred infection, impaired bowel function, and also for regular monitoring of the patient's health.
The process of conducting a biochemical survey is conditionally divided into several stages:
- Initially, preliminary activities are required. For half a day before the test, you must completely refuse to eat food, tea, juice, coffee, alcoholic beverages. Use of exceptionally pure water is permitted. In the event that these conditions are not met, most likely the indicators will not be correct.
- Blood samples for dysbacteriosis are taken in a recumbent or sitting position. In this case, above the elbow, it is required to put a tourniquet, and the puncture site must first be treated with an antiseptic. A needle will be inserted into the vein at the ulnar fold, and the specialist will take the blood in the required amount. The collected material will be transferred to a test tube, and then sent to a biochemical laboratory. Primary data of the result can be obtained after 24 hours, after delivery.
In the case of dysbiosis, such parameters will be changed: hemoglobin - decreases;total bilirubin - increased;glucose - decreases;total protein - increased;albumin - is increased.