This Panel Reviews important inflammation markers linked to joint pain and swelling :
• Includes autoimmune-related indicators your doctor may request during joint assessment.
• Checks rheumatoid factor and Anti-CCP, two markers often used in rheumatoid arthritis evaluation.
• Includes uric acid, which may help your doctor assess gout-like joint symptoms.
• Covers CBC to review blood count patterns that may support clinical interpretation.
• Suitable for doctor-guided follow-up, recurring joint symptoms, or a focused inflammation review.
• Gives you a clear lab profile to discuss with your healthcare professional before the next medical step.
Afiety Arthritis Panel
A focused arthritis blood test panel for joint pain, stiffness, swelling, and inflammation concerns, helping you review autoimmune markers, inflammation indicators, uric acid, rheumatoid factor, ESR, CRP, ANA, Anti-CCP, and CBC.
Original price was: SAR 599.00.SAR 450.00Current price is: SAR 450.00.
Arthritis & Inflammation, For Her, For Him, Laboratory Packages- Joint pain should not stay unexplained.
This panel helps you move from guessing to clearer medical direction. It brings together selected lab markers that may help your doctor review inflammation, autoimmune activity, rheumatoid-related indicators, uric acid patterns, and blood count changes.
If you deal with repeated stiffness, swelling, tenderness, or pain that affects movement, this package gives your doctor useful data to decide whether you need further tests, imaging, medication review, or specialist referral.
- This package may suit you if you have repeated joint pain, swelling, stiffness, tenderness, or inflammation that keeps coming back.
- You may consider it when morning stiffness lasts longer than expected, pain appears in more than one joint, or symptoms interfere with daily activity.
- It may also help if your doctor asked for ANA, Anti-CCP, CRP, ESR, rheumatoid factor, uric acid, or CBC as part of a joint, inflammation, or autoimmune assessment.
This package includes the visible listed tests below:
• Anti Nuclear Abs (ANA)
• Anti CCP Abs
• C-Reactive Protein (CRP)
• Uric Acid in Serum
• Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate (ESR)
• Rheumatoid Factor (quantitative)
• Complete Blood Count (CBC)
- Fasting is usually not required unless your doctor gives specific instructions.
- Drink water before your visit. Avoid intense exercise for 24 hours before testing, as heavy activity may affect some inflammation-related readings.
- Tell the lab team if you take anti-inflammatory medicine, steroids, immune-suppressing medication, gout medication, antibiotics, vitamins, supplements, or any treatment for autoimmune disease.
- Your results can help your doctor read different parts of the joint inflammation picture.
- CRP and ESR help review inflammation activity.
- Rheumatoid factor and Anti-CCP may support rheumatoid arthritis assessment when symptoms match.
- ANA can help screen for autoimmune patterns.
- Uric acid may support assessment when gout-like symptoms appear. CBC adds blood count context.
- No single result confirms arthritis alone.
- Your doctor should connect the lab findings with your symptoms, history, examination, and any needed imaging.
- This package does not replace a rheumatology consultation.
- Review your results with a qualified healthcare professional, especially if you have persistent swelling, morning stiffness, fever, rash, fatigue, unexplained weight loss, severe pain, or symptoms affecting both sides of the body.
- Does this panel diagnose arthritis?
No. It gives laboratory indicators that support your doctor’s assessment. Diagnosis needs clinical evaluation.
- When should I consider this package?
Consider it if you have repeated joint pain, swelling, stiffness, or inflammation, especially when symptoms last or return.
- Does it include rheumatoid arthritis markers?
Yes. It includes Rheumatoid Factor and Anti-CCP, which doctors commonly review during rheumatoid arthritis assessment.
- Does it check inflammation?
Yes. It includes CRP and ESR, two common inflammation markers.
- Does it include gout-related testing?
It includes uric acid, which doctors may review when gout-like symptoms appear.
- Do I need to fast?
Fasting is usually not required unless your doctor gives different instructions.