At Diagnopein Diagnostic Centre, Karad, we provide accurate and fast TLC blood test reports using advanced automated analysers. Whether you are checking for infect
The Total Leucocyte Count (TLC test), also known as the White Blood Cell (WBC) count, is one of the most important blood tests used to evaluate your immune system and detect infections. White blood cells protect your body from bacteria, viruses, and other harmful microorganisms. When your body is fighting an illness, the WBC count increases. When the immune system is weak, the count goes down.
The Total Leucocyte Count test offers a clear picture of how your immune system is functioning. It is a simple yet powerful test that helps in early diagnosis, treatment planning, and monitoring.
Detects infections early: High TLC count often indicates bacterial infections, abscesses, pneumonia, or inflammation.
Helps identify viral illnesses: Sometimes a low or high WBC count helps doctors understand ongoing viral infections.
Monitors chronic diseases: Patients with autoimmune disorders, allergies, or inflammatory conditions benefit from regular TLC monitoring.
Evaluates bone marrow health: Since white blood cells are produced in the bone marrow, abnormalities in TLC levels can hint at serious bone marrow disorders.
Useful during treatment: Doctors track TLC levels while monitoring response to antibiotics, chemotherapy, or immunosuppressive medicines.
Because it reflects real-time changes in your immune system, the TLC blood test is highly recommended whenever you experience fever, weakness, recurrent infections, body pain, or inflammation.
Getting the Total Leucocyte Count test done offers several benefits, especially when done at an advanced centre like Diagnopein Karad:
Abnormal TLC levels can detect infections or inflammations even before symptoms worsen. This helps in timely medical intervention.
A balanced TLC count indicates a healthy immune system. High or low counts indicate issues that need attention.
Doctors rely on TLC test results to decide medications, dosages, and further diagnostic tests.
Conditions like leukopenia, leukocytosis, bone marrow disorders, and blood cancers may be identified early through abnormal TLC levels.
The TLC test requires only a small blood sample and gives results quickly. Diagnopein ensures affordability with top-quality testing standards.
The Total Leucocyte Count test is simple and quick, and no major preparation is needed.
A technician collects a small blood sample, usually from a vein in your arm.
The sample is sent to the lab and analysed using automated cell counters.
The machine calculates the total white blood cell count and subtypes.
Results are delivered within a few hours, depending on the workload.
A doctor interprets the values and guides you on further steps.
Typically, 4,000 to 11,000 WBCs per microlitre of blood, but this range may vary depending on age and health.
The TLC test primarily measures the total number of white blood cells, but it also helps doctors evaluate the balance of different WBC types:
Neutrophils – fight bacterial infections
Lymphocytes – protect against viral infections
Monocytes – remove dead cells and germs
Eosinophils – indicate allergies or parasitic infections
Basophils – help with inflammatory responses
We use advanced automated machines and modern diagnostic technology to deliver highly accurate results you can trust.
Quality diagnostics doesn’t have to be costly. Diagnopein offers budget-friendly rates across all tests and scans.
Our expert pathologists, radiologists, and trained lab technicians ensure precision and safety at every step.
Get your test reports quickly—many within the same day—to help you start treatment without delay.
With centres in Pune, Mumbai, Nandeed,Nashik, Nagpur, Ahmednagar,Karad, quality healthcare is always near you.
We follow strict hygiene standards and offer a smooth, hassle-free testing experience for all patients.
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1. Total WBC count
2. Neutrophiles
3. Lymphocytes
4. Monocytes
5. Eosinophils
6. Basophils
7. Absolute Neutrophil Count
8. Absolute Lymphocyte Count
9. Absolute Monocyte Count
10. Absolute Eosinophil Count
11. Absolute Basophil Count
A low TLC may indicate conditions such as bone marrow disorders, certain viral infections, or the effects of medications that suppress the immune system.
Results for the Total Leucocyte Count test are typically available within a few hours to one day, allowing for timely diagnosis and treatment planning.
A high TLC often suggests an infection, inflammation, or stress response in the body, and further investigation may be needed to determine the underlying cause.
The test involves drawing a small sample of blood, usually from a vein in your arm, which is then analyzed in the laboratory.
