BT CT PT INR Test in Barasat

BT CT PT INR is a group of coagulation tests that measure how quickly your blood clots. BT (Bleeding Time) measures how long it takes for bleeding to stop. CT (Clotting Time) measures how long it takes blood to clot. PT (Prothrombin Time) measures the time for blood to clot via the extrinsic pathway. INR (International Normalized Ratio) standardizes PT results for comparison. These tests are essential before any surgery, to diagnose bleeding disorders, and to monitor anticoagulant therapy.

The BT CT PT INR test is done for: pre-surgical evaluation (mandatory before any surgery), monitoring warfarin/blood thinner dosage, diagnosing bleeding disorders like hemophilia, evaluating liver function (as the liver produces clotting factors), investigating unexplained bleeding or bruising, and assessing risk of excessive bleeding or clotting.

The BT CT PT INR test is available at affordable prices at Anubhav Life Care Barasat. We offer transparent pricing with no hidden charges. Contact us at +91-9230755875 for current rates. Free home collection is available within 10 km.

No special preparation is needed for BT and CT tests. For PT/INR test: inform your doctor about any medications you are taking (especially blood thinners like warfarin, aspirin, or heparin). No fasting is required. The blood sample is taken from a vein in your arm.

Normal ranges: Bleeding Time (BT): 1-6 minutes. Clotting Time (CT): 4-10 minutes. Prothrombin Time (PT): 11-13.5 seconds. INR: 0.8-1.2 for healthy individuals, 2.0-3.0 for patients on warfarin therapy. Values outside these ranges may indicate bleeding or clotting disorders.

At Anubhav Life Care, BT CT PT INR test results are typically available within 6 hours. Our NABL-accredited lab uses fully automated coagulation analyzers for accurate and fast results. Reports are delivered via WhatsApp for convenience.

Yes, free home collection is available for BT CT PT INR test within 10 km of Anubhav Life Care Barasat. Our trained phlebotomists collect samples at your doorstep. Book home collection by calling +91-9230755875 or WhatsApp +91-9230755876.

An INR above 1.2 in a non-medicated person may indicate liver disease, vitamin K deficiency, or a clotting factor deficiency. An INR below 2.0 in a warfarin patient means insufficient anticoagulation (risk of clots). An INR above 3.0 means over-anticoagulation (risk of bleeding). Your doctor will adjust medication based on INR values.