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MEDI CHECK LAB, Anthipolochagou Georgiou Savva 46, Geroskipou (2026)

09/02/2026

Leptin is a key hormone that regulates appetite, energy balance, and body weight. It plays a decisive role in how the body sends hunger and satiety signals, directly influencing eating behavior and metabolic health.

🔍 What is leptin?
Leptin is produced mainly by adipose (fat) tissue and acts as a satiety hormone. It signals to the brain that the body has adequate energy stores, helping reduce appetite and supporting long-term energy regulation.

🔹 Higher leptin levels typically reduce appetite
🔹 In obesity, leptin resistance may develop
🔹 It is closely linked to metabolic syndrome and insulin resistance

🔬 The role of laboratory testing
Measuring leptin levels can provide valuable insights into metabolic regulation and appetite control, particularly in cases of obesity or unexplained weight changes.

💡 Interpretation requires a holistic approach
Results should always be evaluated alongside the clinical picture, dietary habits, and other metabolic markers, supporting personalized care.

🔬 At MediCheck Clinical Laboratory, we offer specialized hormonal and metabolic testing, supporting accurate assessment of appetite regulation and overall metabolic health.

🌐 www.medichecklab.cy

📞 Yeroskipou Branch: +357 26 933 922
📞 Peyia Branch: +357 99 302 944

04/02/2026

Systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) is a chronic autoimmune condition in which the immune system mistakenly attacks healthy tissues. It can affect multiple organs and systems, including the skin, joints, kidneys, heart, lungs, and nervous system.

🔍 What makes SLE unique?

SLE presents with a wide range of symptoms that vary from person to person and may fluctuate over time. Common manifestations include:
🔹 Fatigue and fever
🔹 Joint pain, stiffness, and swelling
🔹 Skin rashes, including the characteristic “butterfly” rash
🔹 Photosensitivity
🔹 Kidney involvement
🔹 Cardiovascular and neurological complications

🧬 The role of laboratory testing

Laboratory investigations are essential for the diagnosis and monitoring of SLE. These may include:
🔹 Antinuclear antibodies (ANA)
🔹 Anti-dsDNA and anti-Sm antibodies
🔹 Complement levels (C3, C4)
🔹 Inflammatory markers
🔹 Kidney function tests and urinalysis

🩺 Early diagnosis matters

SLE can be challenging to diagnose due to its diverse and often non-specific symptoms. Early detection and regular monitoring allow timely intervention, help prevent organ damage, and improve long-term outcomes.

💡 The interpretation of laboratory results must always be combined with clinical findings and medical history to support accurate diagnosis and effective disease management.

🔬 At MediCheck Clinical Laboratory, we provide reliable and comprehensive immunological testing, supporting clinicians and patients in the diagnosis and monitoring of systemic lupus erythematosus.

🌐 www.medichecklab.cy

📞 Yeroskipou Branch: +357 26 933 922
📞 Peyia Branch: +357 99 302 944

30/01/2026

🫀 Lipid Profile and Cardiometabolic Health

The lipid profile is a fundamental laboratory assessment used to evaluate cardiovascular and metabolic risk. It provides a detailed picture of how fats are processed in the body and helps identify early changes that may increase the risk of heart disease.

🔍 What does a lipid profile include?
A complete lipid profile evaluates multiple parameters that reflect lipid metabolism. It typically includes:
🔹 Total cholesterol
🔹 High-density lipoprotein (HDL) cholesterol
🔹 Low-density lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol
🔹 Triglycerides
🔹 Atherogenic index
🔹 Glucose as an indicator of metabolic risk

🧠 Why each marker matters
HDL contributes to the removal of excess lipids from blood vessels and offers cardiovascular protection. Elevated LDL and VLDL promote the formation of atherosclerotic plaque. Triglycerides and total lipids are closely linked to metabolic function and insulin resistance. The atherogenic index provides a more comprehensive assessment of cardiovascular risk.

🔬 Lipid disorders are often asymptomatic
Preventive screening allows for early intervention and targeted prevention.

💡 Lipid profile results are always evaluated in combination with medical history, glucose levels, and other metabolic markers.
Proper interpretation supports responsible and well-informed clinical decision-making.

🔬 At MediCheck Clinical Laboratory, we perform comprehensive lipid profile testing with accuracy and reliability, supporting prevention and cardiovascular health.

🌐 www.medichecklab.cy

📞 Yeroskipou Branch: +357 26 933 922
📞 Peyia Branch: +357 99 302 944

29/01/2026

🧬 Liver function tests and liver health.

The liver is a vital organ responsible for metabolism, detoxification and the regulation of many essential physiological processes.
Liver function tests provide valuable information about how well the liver is working and can reveal abnormalities even before symptoms appear.

🔍 What liver function tests include?

Liver function evaluation is based on a combination of blood tests that reflect different aspects of liver activity.
These commonly include
🔹 ALT and AST enzymes associated with liver cell injury.
🔹 Alkaline phosphatase and GGT linked to bile flow and biliary function.
🔹 Total and direct bilirubin reflecting the liver’s metabolic capacity.
🔹 Albumin and clotting related parameters that assess the liver’s synthetic function.

🧠 What abnormal results may indicate.

Changes in liver function tests may be associated with
🔹 Fatty liver disease.
🔹 Viral or toxic hepatitis.
🔹 Alcohol consumption or medication related stress.
🔹 Metabolic or autoimmune conditions.

🔬 Why preventive testing matters.

Many liver conditions progress silently without clear clinical signs.
Regular liver function testing allows early detection and timely medical intervention before permanent damage develops.

💡 Liver test results should always be interpreted alongside medical history, symptoms and additional investigations.
Accurate interpretation supports targeted clinical decisions and effective follow up.

🔬 At MediCheck Clinical Laboratory, we perform comprehensive liver function tests with accuracy and reliability, supporting responsible diagnosis and monitoring of liver health.

🌐 www.medichecklab.cy

📞 Yeroskipou Branch +357 26 933 922
📞 Peyia Branch +357 99 302 944

25/01/2026

Iron deficiency anemia is the most common type of anemia and results from insufficient iron levels in the body.
Iron is essential for hemoglobin production, which carries oxygen to tissues. When iron levels decrease, oxygen delivery to cells is reduced.

🔍 How iron deficiency anemia presents?
Symptoms often develop gradually and may go unnoticed.

Common signs include:
🔹 Persistent fatigue and reduced stamina.
🔹 Dizziness or headaches.
🔹 Shortness of breath during physical activity.
🔹 Pale skin and mucous membranes.
🔹 Reduced concentration.

🧠 Who is at higher risk?
Iron deficiency anemia is more frequently seen in
🔹 Women of reproductive age due to menstrual blood loss.
🔹 Pregnant women due to increased iron requirements.
🔹 Individuals with dietary deficiencies.
🔹 People with gastrointestinal conditions affecting absorption.

🔬 The role of laboratory testing

Diagnosis relies on a combination of hematological and biochemical tests that reflect iron status.
Laboratory evaluation includes
🔹 Hemoglobin and hematocrit.
🔹 Serum iron levels.
🔹 Ferritin as an indicator of iron stores.
🔹 Transferrin saturation indices.

💡 Why early diagnosis matters?

Early detection allows timely treatment and helps prevent complications such as severe fatigue, cardiovascular strain and reduced quality of life.

Laboratory monitoring also guides treatment effectiveness and recovery.

🔬 At MediCheck Clinical Laboratory, we perform comprehensive and reliable testing for iron deficiency anemia, supporting accurate diagnosis and clinical assessment.

🌐 www.medichecklab.cy

📞 Yeroskipou Branch +357 26 933 922
📞 Peyia Branch +357 99 302 944

25/01/2026

🩸 Does menstruation affect my laboratory test results?

Menstruation is a natural physiological process accompanied by hormonal and hematological changes that may influence certain laboratory test results. Choosing the appropriate timing for blood sampling plays an important role in ensuring accurate interpretation.

🔍 Which tests may be affected?

During menstruation, changes may be observed in
🔹 Iron and ferritin levels due to blood loss.
🔹 Hormonal tests related to the menstrual cycle.
🔹 Inflammatory markers which may show mild elevations.

🧠 Hormonal testing.

Many hormonal tests must be performed on specific days of the menstrual cycle to provide meaningful diagnostic information. For example, tests such as FSH, LH and estradiol are usually recommended during the early days of the cycle, while progesterone is evaluated during a different phase.

🔬 What applies to other laboratory tests.

Most biochemical tests, including glucose, lipid profile and thyroid function, are not significantly affected by menstruation.

💡 Why proper information matters?

Understanding how the menstrual cycle affects testing helps avoid unnecessary repeat exams, supports accurate result interpretation and contributes to better clinical decision making.

🔬 At MediCheck Clinical Laboratory, we provide clear guidance on the optimal timing of laboratory tests, supporting accurate and responsible diagnostic assessment.

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📞 Yeroskipou Branch +357 26 933 922
📞 Peyia Branch +357 99 302 944

16/01/2026

🦠 Epstein Barr Virus belongs to the herpes virus family and is one of the most common viral infections worldwide.

Most people are infected at some point in life, often without realizing it, as the infection may be mild or completely asymptomatic.

🔍 How it spreads and how it presents.
The virus is mainly transmitted through saliva and is therefore commonly referred to as the disease of kissing.

In many cases, it causes infectious mononucleosis, with symptoms such as.
🔹 Persistent fatigue that may last for weeks or months.
🔹 Fever and sore throat.
🔹 Swollen lymph nodes.
🔹 Headache and muscle pain.

🧠 Epstein Barr and long lasting symptoms.
After the initial infection, the virus remains dormant in the body.

In some individuals, it may reactivate or be associated with prolonged fatigue, reduced physical endurance and general weakness, particularly when the immune system is under stress.

🔬 The role of laboratory testing.
Laboratory evaluation is essential to distinguish between recent infection, past exposure, active infection or possible viral reactivation.

📌 Indicative interpretation of EBV antibodies.
🔹 Positive EBV IgG with negative EBV IgM and positive EBNA antibodies indicate past infection.
🔹 Positive EBV IgM antibodies indicate recent or acute infection.
🔹 EBNA antibodies develop months after infection and remain positive, confirming previous exposure.
🔹 EBV EA antibodies usually appear within the first month and gradually decline within three to six months. Elevated levels may suggest possible viral reactivation, often with EBV IgM remaining negative.

Proper interpretation of laboratory results helps physicians explain persistent symptoms and guide appropriate follow up.

💡 Why accurate diagnosis matters.
Confirming Epstein Barr infection prevents unnecessary treatments, supports effective fatigue management and contributes to overall recovery and long term wellbeing.

🔬 At MediCheck Clinical Laboratory, we perform reliable and specialized Epstein Barr testing, supporting accurate diagnosis and clinical evaluation.

🌐 www.medichecklab.cy

📞 Yeroskipou Branch +357 26 933 922
📞 Peyia Branch +357 99 302 944

16/01/2026

🧬 Polycystic O***y Syndrome or PCOS is one of the most common endocrine disorders affecting women of reproductive age.

It is a complex condition that influences not only the menstrual cycle and fertility, but also metabolism, body weight and long-term health.

🔍 How PCOS presents

Symptoms vary significantly between individuals and may often be subtle or attributed to other causes.

Common features include:
🔹 Irregular or absent menstrual cycles due to ovulatory dysfunction.
🔹 Hyperandrogenism which may appear as acne or increased hair growth.
🔹 Weight gain or difficulty losing weight.
🔹 Reduced fertility or difficulty conceiving.

🧠 PCOS and metabolic health

PCOS is frequently associated with insulin resistance, increasing the risk of prediabetes, type 2 diabetes and lipid abnormalities.
For this reason, PCOS is not only a gynecological condition but a broader metabolic health concern requiring comprehensive assessment.

🔬 The role of laboratory testing
Diagnosis and monitoring rely on a combination of clinical findings and targeted laboratory evaluation.

Testing may include:
🔹 Hormonal profile to assess endocrine balance.
🔹 Glucose and insulin testing to evaluate insulin resistance.
🔹 Lipid profile for cardiometabolic risk assessment.
🔹 Thyroid function tests to exclude other endocrine disorders.

💡 Why early diagnosis matters?

Accurate diagnosis enables timely intervention, better symptom control and reduction of long term health risks.

With proper monitoring and guidance, many women with PCOS can achieve hormonal balance and maintain a good quality of life.

🔬 At MediCheck Clinical Laboratory, we provide comprehensive and reliable laboratory testing, supporting accurate diagnosis and ongoing monitoring of PCOS.

🌐 www.medichecklab.cy

📞 Yeroskipou Branch +357 26 933 922
📞 Peyia Branch +357 99 302 944

09/01/2026

Urinalysis is a basic laboratory test that provides important insight into kidney function, urinary tract health and overall metabolic balance.

Through the evaluation of physical, chemical and microscopic parameters, it can help identify early signs of infection, dehydration, kidney disorders or metabolic changes, often even before symptoms appear.

🔬 What Can Urinalysis Indicate?
🔹 Urinary tract infections
🔹 Kidney and bladder function
🔹 Hydration status
🔹 Glucose or protein abnormalities
🔹 General metabolic health

Urinalysis is commonly used in preventive check-ups as well as in routine clinical evaluation.

🔬 At MediCheck Clinical Laboratory, urinalysis is performed with accuracy and consistency, supporting reliable assessment of urinary and general health.

🌐 www.medichecklab.cy

📞 Yeroskipou Branch: +357 26 933 922
📞 Peyia Branch: +357 99 302 944

09/01/2026

🩸 New Year, New Baseline

A Complete Blood Count (CBC) is one of the most essential laboratory tests because it provides a clear overview of your general health and can highlight findings that may need further evaluation.

📌 What it can indicate:
🔹 Signs of anemia and red blood cell abnormalities
🔹 Possible infection or inflammation through white blood cell patterns
🔹 Platelet information related to clotting and overall blood health
🔹 A helpful baseline for preventive monitoring throughout the year, even without symptoms

🌿 Prevention can start with one simple test and the beginning of the year is the perfect time to reset and take care of your health.

🔬 At MediCheck Clinical Laboratory, CBC testing is performed with accuracy and consistency.

🌐 www.medichecklab.cy

📞 Yeroskipou Branch: +357 26 933 922
📞 Peyia Branch: +357 99 302 944

31/12/2025

✨ Happy New Year!

Wishing you a calm and positive start to the year, with 2026 bringing clarity, confidence, and peace of mind for you and your loved ones.

[GR]

✨ Καλή Χρονιά!
Σας ευχόμαστε το 2026 να φέρει σιγουριά, ηρεμία και ένα αίσθημα εμπιστοσύνης για εσάς και τα αγαπημένα σας πρόσωπα.

30/12/2025

CRP vs ESR – Blood Tests for Inflammation Assessment

CRP (C-Reactive Protein) and ESR (Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate) are two widely used blood tests that help evaluate the presence of inflammation in the body.
Although they are often requested together, they reflect different aspects of the inflammatory process.

Understanding how these tests work helps explain why both may be useful in assessing infections, inflammatory conditions, and chronic diseases.

🔬 CRP (C-Reactive Protein)
CRP is a protein produced by the liver in response to inflammation.
It rises rapidly in cases of acute inflammation or infection and decreases quickly as the condition improves.

CRP is particularly useful for:
🔹 Acute infections
🔹 Active inflammation
🔹 Monitoring response to treatment

🔬 ESR (Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate)
ESR measures the rate at which red blood cells settle in a blood sample.
It reflects ongoing or long-term inflammation, but changes more slowly compared to CRP.

ESR is commonly used in:
🔹 Chronic inflammatory conditions
🔹 Autoimmune diseases
🔹 Long-term inflammatory monitoring

🧠 Why Are Both Tests Important?
CRP responds quickly to changes in inflammation, while ESR provides a broader and more gradual picture.
Together, they offer complementary information that supports clinical evaluation.

🔬 At MediCheck Clinical Laboratory, CRP and ESR testing is performed with accuracy and consistency, supporting reliable assessment of inflammatory conditions.

🌐 www.medichecklab.cy

📞 Yeroskipou Branch: +357 26 933 922
📞 Peyia Branch: +357 99 302 944

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