Direct Answer: This blood test measures breakdown products formed when blood clots dissolve inside the body.
The Fibrin Degradation Products Blood Test detects fragments released when fibrin—a protein involved in clot formation—is broken down. Micro-definition: fibrin degradation products indicate active clot formation and breakdown and are used to assess abnormal clotting or bleeding conditions. This test supports clinical evaluation of coagulation disorders.
Why Is The FDP Blood Test Advised?
Direct Answer: It helps assess abnormal clotting, excessive bleeding, or clot breakdown activity.
The FDP test is advised in suspected conditions such as disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC), thrombosis, severe infections, liver disease, or unexplained bleeding. At healthcare nt sickcare, testing is available across Pune via a Home Collection Facility and Direct Walk-in Facility.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the most common questions about the Fibrin Degradation Products (FDP) Blood Test.
When Should The FDP Blood Test Be Done?
This test is advised when abnormal clotting, excessive bleeding, or suspected coagulation disorders are present.
Is Fasting Required Before The FDP Test?
No fasting is required before giving a blood sample for the FDP test.
What Conditions Are Associated With High FDP Levels?
High FDP levels may be seen in clotting disorders, severe infections, liver disease, or disseminated intravascular coagulation.
Is Home Sample Collection Available In Pune?
Yes, home blood sample collection is available across Pune and nearby local areas.
Disclaimer
This test is intended for diagnostic support only and must be interpreted by a qualified healthcare professional in correlation with clinical findings. It does not replace medical consultation. Please refer to our disclaimer policy.
Medical disclaimer
Test information is provided for general understanding only. Diagnostic reports should be interpreted by a qualified medical professional. Please consult your clinician for diagnosis or treatment decisions. Read our disclaimer policy.
Booking & sample collection
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Booking, Home Collection & Reports – FAQs
Concise answers about booking lab tests, sample collection, reports, payments and support.
Do lab tests require fasting?
Fasting depends on the test. Follow the preparation instructions for the selected test or our test preparation guides.
Is home sample collection available in Pune?
Home sample collection is available for eligible tests in selected Pune and PCMC areas. Verify your pincode on the product page before booking.
How long do lab reports take?
Turnaround time varies by test. Routine tests are often completed sooner than specialized investigations; use the product information or contact support for the expected timeline.
Can I book without a prescription?
Many routine and preventive tests can be booked without a prescription. Some investigations can require clinical advice or supporting documentation.
How will I receive my report?
Reports are shared digitally using the contact details provided with your booking once testing is complete.
What payment options are available?
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Can I reschedule or cancel a booking?
Contact support as early as possible before sample collection if you need to change a booking. Changes can be restricted once collection or processing has begun.
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