ABSOLUTE MONOCYTE COUNT

The Absolute Monocyte Count measures the number of monocytes — a key type of white blood cell involved in immune response and inflammation — providing a precise quantitative indicator of infection, chronic inflammatory activity or recovery after treatment. Performed as a lab‑at‑home service across Dubai and the UAE from a small venous blood sample, the test delivers fast, reliable results reported in cells/µL to help clinicians monitor immune status and guide further investigation. Results should be interpreted by your physician alongside clinical findings; book home collection through Touch Connect for secure reporting and follow‑up recommendations.

• Monocytes (%)
• Absolute Monocyte Count (10^3/µL)
• Sample Type: Venous blood (home collection)
• Reference Range: 0.2–0.8 (10^3/µL)

• Quantitative absolute monocyte count (cells/µL and x10^9/L) for precise immune-cell monitoring
• Certified home blood collection by trained phlebotomist with pickup across Dubai and the UAE
• Fast, lab-validated results with clear interpretation and adult reference range (≈200–800 cells/µL)
• Helps monitor inflammation, infections, recovery from treatment, and chronic immune conditions
• Secure digital report with optional clinician review or teleconsultation for follow-up guidance

• Accurate absolute monocyte count reported in cells/µL and 10⁹/L for precise immune monitoring
• Helps track inflammation, bacterial/viral response and recovery during treatment
• Home sample collection by trained phlebotomists across Dubai and the UAE
• Rapid laboratory turnaround with secure digital report and clear reference ranges
• Suitable for monitoring immunosuppressive therapy, chronic conditions, and routine wellness checks

• Home venous or finger‑prick blood collection by certified phlebotomists across Dubai and the UAE
• Quantitative absolute monocyte count (cells/µL) for assessing immune response and inflammation
• Fast, reliable results with secure electronic delivery and official lab report (typically 24–48 hours)
• Useful for monitoring infections, autoimmune activity and treatment response; no fasting required unless instructed