Health resources • Gomti Nagar
Health Resources and Guides from Gomti Nagar, Lucknow
Plain-English guides to common health problems, the tests used to check them, and breast health. Use them to prepare for a visit or to understand a report, then speak to your own doctor.
- Vijayant Khand, Gomti Nagar, Lucknow
- Mon to Sat 9 AM to 8 PM, Sun 10 AM to 2 PM
- Health articles
- Four guides in plain English
- Tests explained
- Scans, heart tests and lab tests
- Breast health
- Screening, lumps, pain, discharge
- Last updated
- Date shown on every page
How to use these health guides
Start with the question you have, not the name of a test. If you have a symptom or a diagnosis, read the matching article first. If your doctor has named a test, go straight to that test's page.
The articles explain a condition in plain words: what it is, what to watch for and when to get help. The test pages explain what a test shows, how to prepare and what happens on the day.
- Understand a condition: open one of the four health articles.
- Get ready for a test: open its test page for fasting, a full bladder and what to bring.
- Noticed a breast change: read the breast health guides, then book a check.
- Choose a health package: read the package page that matches your doctor's question.
A guide cannot examine you, so it cannot tell you what is wrong. Use it to understand your report and to prepare questions, then take those questions to your own doctor.
Health articles
Four guides on common health topics. Each one lists the signs that need urgent care and the tests that can help.
Gallstones
What gallstones are, the symptoms to watch for, how ultrasound finds them and how they are treated.
Read the guide
High blood pressure
What high blood pressure means, why it is often silent, how it is checked and what helps.
Read the guide
Blood tests explained
What the common blood tests measure, how to prepare and how to read your report.
Read the guide
Mental well-being
What mental well-being means, daily habits that help and when to talk to a doctor or counsellor.
Read the guideTests explained
Each page explains what the test shows, who it is for, how to prepare and what happens on the day. Preparation differs by test, so read the page and confirm with the team when you book.
Ultrasound
Abdomen, pelvis, pregnancy, thyroid and soft-tissue scans with no radiation.
See the test
Colour Doppler
Blood-flow scans of leg arteries and veins, carotid, kidney, scrotum and pregnancy.
See the test
Digital X-Ray
Chest, bone, joint and spine X-rays, usually done in a few minutes.
See the test
2D Echo
Ultrasound of the heart: chambers, valves and pumping strength, with no radiation.
See the test
ECG
A quick heart tracing from pads on the chest and limbs: no needle, no fasting.
See the test
Fetal Ultrasound
Dating, NT/NB, anomaly (TIFFA), growth and BPP scans in pregnancy.
See the test
Gynaecological Ultrasound
Pelvic ultrasound, TVS and follicle tracking for periods, pain and fertility.
See the test
Pathology Lab
Blood and urine tests, plus ten health packages for common conditions.
See the testBreast health guides
Most breast changes are not cancer, but each one deserves a proper check. Start with the guide that matches what you have noticed. Breast imaging at the centre is led by Dr. Pranjali Joshi, the breast radiologist.
Mammography
Screening and diagnostic breast X-rays, with 3D mammography also done.
Read the guide
3D Mammography
A low-dose breast X-ray that shows the breast in thin layers.
Read the guide
Breast Ultrasound
A radiation-free scan for lumps, dense breasts and younger women.
Read the guide
Breast Lump Evaluation
What happens when you find a breast lump: examination, scans and tests if needed.
Read the guide
Breast Pain Evaluation
Why breasts hurt, when scans help and when to see a doctor.
Read the guide
Nipple Discharge Evaluation
Causes of nipple discharge and the scans used to find the source.
Read the guide
Breast Cancer Screening
Checking for breast cancer before symptoms, usually with a mammogram.
Read the guideHealth packages
A health package is a fixed set of lab tests with a scan or ECG, built around one health question. Pick the one that matches what your doctor is checking, and not simply the longest list. You can compare all ten packages side by side.
Health Packages
Ten packages that combine lab tests with a scan or ECG for common conditions.
See the package
Hypertension Health Package
ECG, chest X-ray, abdominal ultrasound, kidney, lipid and sugar tests, CBC and urine.
See the package
Diabetes Health Package
Sugar, HbA1c, kidney, liver, lipid and urine tests, with an ECG and kidney ultrasound.
See the package
Thyroid Health Package
T3, T4, TSH, Anti-TPO, CBC and a neck ultrasound for thyroid symptoms and follow-up.
See the package
Anaemia Evaluation Package
CBC, smear, iron profile, B12, TSH, urine, stool and an abdominal ultrasound.
See the package
Liver Health Package
Liver enzymes, bilirubin, clotting, viral markers and an abdominal ultrasound.
See the packagePlan your visit
Book by WhatsApp on +91 70809 82920 or by phone on 0522-3180995. The centre opens Monday to Saturday from 9 AM to 8 PM and Sunday from 10 AM to 2 PM. The contact page has the address and directions.
The centre does not promise insurance approval or reimbursement. Check your policy, and ask the team which documents it can issue. Home sample collection is offered for selected tests in selected parts of Lucknow, and availability is confirmed when you ask.
Insurance
How insurance works for scans and lab tests, what to ask your insurer and which papers to request.
Open the page
Lab visit
Book blood and pathology tests or a health package: how to book, prepare and what to bring.
Open the page
Home visit
Ask about home sample collection for selected tests in selected parts of Lucknow.
Open the page
Refer a patient
How a doctor refers a patient, what to include, and how reports reach the referring doctor.
Open the page
Contact and directions
Address, hours and directions to the centre in Gomti Nagar.
Open the pageHow we write these guides
Each guide is written for patients, in plain English. We explain a medical word the first time it appears, keep sentences short and put the answer first.
The facts follow standard medical references and public health guidance. We leave out medicine doses and brand names, because those are for your doctor to decide, and we never tell you to start, stop or change a medicine.
Every page shows the date it was last updated at the foot of the page. If your own doctor's advice differs from a guide, follow your doctor, who knows your history.
Where a topic is outside what the centre does, the guide says so. The mental well-being article, for example, points you to a doctor or counsellor, because the centre does not provide mental health care.
Using the health guides: common questions
Can I use these health guides instead of seeing a doctor?
No. The guides give general information so you can understand a condition or a test and prepare your questions. They cannot examine you or diagnose you. See your own doctor for any symptom that is new, severe or getting worse.
Which health guide should I read first?
Read the one that matches your question. If you have a diagnosis or a symptom, start with the health articles. If your doctor has named a test, open that test page. If you have noticed a change in your breast, start with the breast health guides.
When should I see a doctor instead of reading a guide?
Get care at once for chest pain, sudden breathlessness, weakness of the face, arm or leg, trouble speaking, heavy bleeding, severe abdominal pain or thoughts of harming yourself. Go to the nearest hospital emergency department. Do not wait for an appointment or for a guide.
Can I book a test from these pages?
Yes. Each test and package page has booking buttons, and you can also message +91 70809 82920 on WhatsApp or call 0522-3180995. Some tests need a doctor's prescription. The team will tell you what is needed and how to prepare.
Does the centre offer mental health care?
No. The mental well-being article gives general information only. The centre is a diagnostic centre, so for low mood, anxiety or stress that lasts, speak to your own doctor or a qualified counsellor.
How do I know a health guide is up to date?
Each guide shows the date it was last updated at the foot of the page, and its facts follow standard medical references. Medical advice can change, so if your own doctor says something different, follow your doctor.
Where can I find breast health information?
The breast health guides on this page cover mammography, 3D mammography, breast ultrasound, breast lumps, breast pain, nipple discharge and breast cancer screening. Most breast changes are not cancer, but each one needs a proper check.
Keep reading
More about the centre
Diagnostic Imaging
Ultrasound, Colour Doppler, X-ray, 2D Echo and ECG.
Learn more
Advance Breast Care
Breast screening, imaging, symptom checks and needle tests.
Learn more
Doctors
The radiologists at Lucknow Imaging Centre, their training and how to book.
Learn more
Dr. Pranjali Joshi
Breast radiologist at Lucknow Imaging Centre: training, focus and how to book.
Learn moreAppointments
Book a visit to Lucknow Imaging Centre in Gomti Nagar
Message us on WhatsApp or call the centre. Tell us the test you need and your preferred day, and the team will confirm the details.
4/12, Vijayant Khand, Gomti Nagar · 0522-3180995
