All Blood Disorder Tests

Blood disorders affect how your blood is made, how it carries oxygen, and how it clots. They include anemiashemoglobinopathies (e.g., sickle cell, thalassemia), bleeding disordersexcessive clotting (thrombophilia), and mixed metabolic or chemistry issues that complicate blood health. Because symptoms often overlap, laboratory testing is essential for screening, diagnosis, and monitoring.

Ulta Lab Tests offers a comprehensive menu—from CBCs and iron studies to coagulation panels, hemoglobin evaluations, genetics, and chemistry tests. Order online, visit a nearby draw site, and access fast, secure results to share with your clinician.


Signs & Symptoms (When to consider testing)

  • General: fatigue, weakness, dizziness, headaches, shortness of breath, pale or yellow skin.

  • Bleeding tendency: easy bruising, frequent or prolonged nose/gum bleeding, heavy periods, oozing after procedures.

  • Clotting tendency: one-sided leg swelling/pain (possible DVT), sudden chest pain/shortness of breath (possible PE).

  • Hemolysis clues: jaundice, dark urine, gallstones.

  • Chemistry/organ clues: abdominal discomfort, abnormal liver tests, swelling, dehydration.

  • Pediatric red flags: persistent joint swelling/fever (autoimmune), abnormal newborn screen.

  • Family history/ancestry: relatives with anemia, hemoglobin variants, bleeding/clotting problems.


Why These Tests Matter

What they can do

  • Confirm or rule out anemia and help differentiate the cause (iron deficiency, B12/folate, hemolysis, thalassemia).

  • Detect hemoglobin variants (sickle cell, HbC/E, thalassemias) and clarify trait vs. disease.

  • Evaluate bleeding risk (platelets, PT/INR, aPTT, von Willebrand studies) and clotting risk (antiphospholipid antibodies, inherited thrombophilia).

  • Provide baseline and trend data to monitor treatment and disease activity.

What they cannot do

  • Replace a clinical exam or imaging when needed.

  • Determine treatment on their own—results must be interpreted by a clinician.


What These Tests Measure (at a glance)

  • Complete Blood Count (CBC ± Differential) & Reticulocyte Count: red/white cells, platelets, marrow response.

  • Iron Studies: ferritin, iron, TIBC/transferrin, transferrin saturation to assess deficiency or overload.

  • Hemoglobinopathy Testing: hemoglobin electrophoresis/HPLCDNA reflex for alpha/beta thalassemia or complex variants.

  • Coagulation & Bleeding: PT/INR, aPTT, fibrinogen, D-dimer, platelet function, von Willebrand panel, factor assays, mixing studies.

  • Thrombophilia (Excessive Clotting): Factor V Leiden, Prothrombin geneProtein C/S, Antithrombinantiphospholipid antibodies (LA, aCL, β2GP1).

  • Chemistry/Context: CMP/BMP, bilirubin, LDH, haptoglobin, lactate, uric acid—clarify hemolysis, organ function, and metabolic drivers.

  • Blood Type & Antibody Screen: ABO/Rh(D), unexpected antibodies for transfusion readiness.


How the Testing Process Works

  1. Order online: choose a broad panel or targeted tests based on your symptoms.

  2. Visit a local lab: quick blood draw (and urine, if ordered).

  3. Get results fast: most post within 24–48 hours in your secure account.

  4. Review with your clinician: combine results with history, exam, and (if needed) imaging.


Interpreting Results (general guidance)

  • Low Hgb/Hct → anemia; use MCV/RDW + iron/B12/folate/hemolysis markers to narrow the cause.

  • High ferritin + high transferrin saturation → consider iron overload; genetics may follow.

  • Abnormal hemoglobin fractions → supports hemoglobinopathy/thalassemia; DNA clarifies.

  • Prolonged PT/INR or aPTT ± low fibrinogen → bleeding pathway issues; add factor/vWF studies.

  • Positive thrombophilia markers → inherited/acquired clot risk; timing and medications affect some assays.

  • Normal labs don’t always exclude disease—trends and clinical context matter.

Always interpret results with a qualified healthcare professional.


Choosing Panels vs. Individual Tests

  • Unclear symptoms or first look: start with a core blood-disorder screen (CBC with diff, iron studies, ± hemolysis markers and coag screen).

  • Suspected hemoglobinopathy/thalassemia: Electrophoresis/HPLC + CBC + iron; add DNA if needed.

  • Bleeding history: PT/INR, aPTT, fibrinogen ± vWD panel; add platelet function/factor assays as directed.

  • Clotting history/family risk: Thrombophilia panel (F5/F2 genetics; Protein C/S, Antithrombin; antiphospholipid antibodies).

  • Monitoring: repeat targeted markers (e.g., CRP/ESRferritin/%TSD-dimerCBC) per clinician guidance.


FAQs

Which tests are included in “All Blood Disorder Tests”?
A full menu across CBCiron studieshemoglobinopathy panelscoagulation/bleedingthrombophiliachemistry/context, and blood type/antibody screen.

Can one test diagnose my condition?
Usually not. Clinicians combine symptoms, exam, labs, and sometimes imaging to reach a diagnosis.

Do I need to fast?
Some iron and chemistry panels may recommend morning/fasting. Follow the prep on your order.

I’m on blood thinners—can I still test?
Yes, but anticoagulants can affect results (e.g., aPTT, anti-Xa). Your clinician will time/interpret tests accordingly.

I had a transfusion—will it change results?
Transfusions can mask hemoglobin patterns; your clinician may delay testing (or add DNA).

How quickly are results available?
Most labs post within 24–48 hours; specialized genetics may take longer.

Do I need a referral?
No referral is required to order through Ulta Lab Tests. Review results with your clinician.


Internal Links & Cross-References

  • Blood Disorders Hub

  • Blood Count (CBC)

  • Blood Chemistry Tests

  • Blood Coagulation

  • Bleeding Disorders

  • Thalassemia

  • Sickle Cell Anemia

  • Hemoglobin Abnormalities

  • Iron Excessive (Hemochromatosis)

  • Excessive Clotting Disorders

  • DIC

  • Blood Type

  • Acidosis & Alkalosis

  • Key bood tests: CBC • Ferritin • Iron/TIBC (%TS) • Hemoglobin Electrophoresis/HPLC • DNA Hemoglobinopathy Panel • PT/INR • aPTT • Fibrinogen • D-dimer • vWF Panel • Factor Assays • Thrombophilia Panel • CMP/BMP • LDH • Haptoglobin • Bilirubin • ABO/Rh & Antibody Screen


Available Tests & Panels

Tip: If symptoms are unclear, begin with a comprehensive screen (CBC with diff + iron studies ± coag screen and chemistry). Then add targeted panels based on findings.

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There are various kinds of blood disorders. The most frequent ones are blood cancers, clotting disorders, bleeding disorders, and anemias. Like many diseases, early diagnosis is critical for future treatment and care. Continue reading to learn more information concerning these disorders and what measures you can employ to deal with any symptoms you may face. 

What is a Blood Disorder? 

A blood disorder is an illness that hampers the ability of the blood to work properly. Blood disorders tend to impact the following parts of the blood.  

  • Red blood cells transport oxygen throughout the body and carry carbon dioxide to the lungs for expulsion. 
  • White blood cells: These cells are produced in the bone marrow and assist the body in fighting diseases and infections.  
  • Thrombocytes or platelets: These blood cells are colorless and assist the body in forming blood clots. 

Blood Disorder Types 

Here are the common types of blood disorders. 

  • Red blood cell disorders include aplastic anemia, vitamin deficiency anemia, and iron deficiency anemia.
  • White blood cell disorders include myelodysplastic syndrome, lymphoma, and leukemia.
  • Platelet disorders include Bernard-Soulier syndrome, Von Willebrand disease, and hemophilia. 

These disorders decrease the number of proteins, platelets, and cells in the blood, inhibiting a person’s bodily functions. Frequently, mutations can result in the parents transmuting these ailments to their kids. Additionally, lifestyles and medical conditions can also cause these disorders. 

Blood Disorder Symptoms 

Symptoms may be different depending on the type of blood disorder. Nevertheless, here are some of the most frequent blood disorder symptoms. 

  • A diminished red blood cell or hemoglobin concentration may result in anemia symptoms, including shortness of breath, weakness, and extreme fatigue.  
  • Diminished white blood cells may result in chronic infections and fever. 
  • People with decreased platelet levels may suffer from unusual bruising or bleeding. 

Blood Disorder Treatments 

Blood disorder treatments are contingent on the kind of blood disorder, just like blood disorder symptoms. The aim of treatment is to promote the production of blood cells, contain the immune system, and destroy anomalous cells. Here are a few treatments for blood disorders.  

  • Therapeutic options include supplements, antibiotics, and Nplate.
  • Patients may have to undergo a bone marrow transplant surgery for serious blood disorders or receive a blood transfusion.

If you desire to play a more proactive part in knowing and treating your blood ailment, you should consider looking into Ulta Lab Tests to get more information.  

Lab Tests for Blood Disorder 

At Ulta Lab Tests, we offer medical-approved lab testing services to assist you in establishing the exact cause of your ailment. Our tests are reliable and highly accurate and will assist you in monitoring your overall health and wellness. 

When you take a blood disorder test with us, you can conveniently have your specimen drawn at one of our 2,100 certified patient service centers near you. We will also send the results directly to your online account with utmost privacy. From there, you can decide to review it with your healthcare provider. 

Continue reading on to find more information concerning the inclusion of our platelet, white blood cell, and red blood cell tests that are on offer. 

Red Blood Cell Tests   

White Blood Cell Tests 

Platelet Tests 

If you want to have a specific condition tested, make sure to review our extensive list of clinical lab exams today. We have thousands of lab tests in our system, so you can be assured of finding a test that is suited for you. 

Frequently Asked Questions 

We understand how overwhelming it can be to learn about blood disorders, especially those new to lab testing. Continue reading on to get an insight into some of the frequently asked questions our customers usually ask.  

Can a Blood Disorder be Cured? 

Surgeries or medications can often treat blood disorders such as deep vein thrombosis, lymphoma, leukemia, and anemia. And just like other types of diseases, early diagnosis and treatment will go a long way for your health.  

Are All Blood Disorders Cancer? 

Not all blood disorders are cancer. There are numerous misconceptions regarding these conditions, but advancements in medicine have proven blood disorder treatments to be effective. The fatal blood cancers in the past currently have a survival rate of 80%.  

How Do Experts Test for Blood Clotting Disorders? 

Medical experts usually make use of a partial thromboplastin time (PTT) to examine blood clotting disorders. It’s an effective method of timing the duration it takes for blood to clot. 

For more FAQs, make sure to have a look at our Quick Answers page.

The Ulta Lab Tests Advantage 

Now you can easily buy blood disorder lab tests online. At Ulta Lab Tests, we raise the experience of our customers by streamlining the processes.  

Here’s why to choose us:  

Secure and Confidential Results 

Our clients can directly order their lab tests using an online account. At Ulta Lab Tests, we give you the opportunity of creating an account to restrict access to your information, such as preferred Patient Service Center and previous orders. As the laboratory releases your results, they will be visible on your dashboard from where you can decide to share the information with your physician or not. We guarantee security and privacy, so nobody else has access to your lab results unless you choose to share the information.

No Insurance or Referral Needed 

The best part about how we conduct our operations at Ulta Lab Tests is that we will provide our services to anybody who requires it, regardless of if that individual has medical health coverage or not. Anybody with an Ulta Lab Tests account can easily buy our affordable blood disorder tests. We have a total of 2,100 patient service centers scattered nationwide to draw your specimens.  

Affordable Pricing Including Doctor’s Order 

Over recent years, we have strived to provide considerable pricing discounts to our customers from the same Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments (CLIA) approved labs most medical experts use. Our pricing is up to 90% off the price labs would charge you directly, significantly decreasing costs for patients with no insurance or high deductibles. 

100% Satisfaction Guarantee 

When you select our service for your blood disorder test, you are assured of one thing: 100% customer satisfaction. We provide the most private, most secure, and safest services nationwide, improving the experience of maintaining a clean bill of health. If you aren’t sure whether we are your go-to health management service provider nationwide, make sure to review the advantages of selecting Ulta Lab Tests today.  

Manage Your Health Anytime, Anywhere 

With us by your side, you can play an active role in knowing and managing your health condition. We offer more than one thousand lab tests, including tests for blood disorders. We guarantee our customers a confidential, secure, and safe testing process. 

Take charge of your health and get your blood tests done today with Ulta Lab Tests