Mumbai’s skyline may be iconic, but its air quality tells a different story. With rising pollution levels, traffic emissions, construction dust, and industrial exposure, air pollution has become one of the biggest silent health threats in urban India.
While coughing or eye irritation may seem like minor inconveniences, pollution affects much more than your lungs. It triggers inflammation, weakens immunity, and damages vital organs—often without obvious symptoms.
The good news? Blood tests can reveal this hidden damage early, allowing timely preventive care.
Pollutants such as PM2.5, nitrogen dioxide, sulfur dioxide, and carbon monoxide enter the body through breathing and bloodstream absorption.
People living in Mumbai—especially in high-traffic and industrial areas—are at significantly higher risk.
Prolonged pollution exposure can silently alter blood parameters.
CBC acts as a first warning system, showing how your body is reacting internally to polluted air.
CRP is a key marker of internal inflammation.
Long-term exposure to polluted air causes low-grade inflammation, increasing the risk of:
Elevated CRP levels often appear well before noticeable symptoms.
Your liver plays a crucial role in filtering toxins from the bloodstream—including environmental pollutants.
Many urban residents show borderline liver abnormalities linked to chronic environmental exposure.
Airborne toxins can damage tiny blood vessels in the kidneys over time.
These tests assess how efficiently your kidneys are clearing toxins from the body.
Research shows that air pollution accelerates plaque formation in arteries.
A lipid profile helps detect early heart-related risks linked to polluted environments.
Air pollution blocks UV rays, reducing natural Vitamin D synthesis in the body.
You should consider testing if you:
At Biocheck Diagnostics & Polyclinic, Goregaon West, we understand Mumbai’s unique environmental health challenges.
Our goal is not just testing—but early prevention and long-term health protection.