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Intermediate Diabetic Profile

The Leo Fever Care Profile is designed to help identify the underlying causes of fever and monitor infection-related health conditions. Fever can occur due to bacterial infections, viral illnesses, inflammation, or other underlying health issues. This profile provides a comprehensive evaluation to help detect abnormalities early and support accurate diagnosis and effective treatment.
The package includes CBC to assess overall blood health and identify signs of infection, while ESR and CRP help evaluate inflammation levels and the body’s immune response. Liver Function Tests (LFT) are included to monitor liver health, which can be affected during infections or fever-related conditions. A Urine Routine test helps detect urinary tract infections and other underlying abnormalities. Together, these tests provide a complete overview of fever-related health concerns and support quicker recovery through timely medical evaluation and treatment.

2,190.00

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Tests

CBC

ESR

FBS

PPBS

HbA1c

URINE SUGAR

INSULIN

C-PEPTIDE

LIPID PROFILE

MICROALBUMIN

SGPT

TSH

Frequently Asked Questions?

Unlike basic screening, an intermediate diabetic profile gives a broader health overview by evaluating sugar control, metabolic balance, and early signs of diabetes-related complications, helping with more informed long-term management.
This profile is ideal for people who have been diagnosed with diabetes, are borderline diabetic, or want deeper insight into how their blood sugar, metabolism, and overall health are being managed over time.
Yes. The profile is designed to identify early warning signs linked to diabetes, such as metabolic stress, organ strain, or inflammation, allowing preventive steps before complications become serious.
Absolutely. It helps track how well current treatment, diet, and lifestyle changes are working, making it easier to adjust care plans and improve long-term outcomes.
Most individuals benefit from periodic monitoring every few months or as advised by a healthcare professional, especially if sugar levels fluctuate or symptoms persist.
Yes. By offering insights into glucose control, metabolic health, and internal balance, it supports smarter decisions around diet, physical activity, stress management, and daily routines.
It is especially useful for those with genetic risk factors, as it helps identify early metabolic changes before diabetes becomes harder to control.
Persistent fatigue, frequent urination, increased thirst, weight changes, slow healing, or fluctuating energy levels are common signs that suggest a more detailed diabetic health assessment may be helpful.