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Vitamin D test package - metabolism and absorption

Vitamin D test package - metabolism and absorption

The Vitamin D Metabolism and Absorption test package is designed for people who want to test their vitamin D levels, as well as their ability to absorb it. Vitamin D plays a key role in the body, as it supports its proper functioning, supports the immune system and bone health. Its deficiencies can lead to serious problems such as osteoporosis, mood disorders and muscle weakness

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The "Vitamin D test package - metabolism and absorption" package includes, among others:

Total serum calcium Magnesium Phosphates Vitamin 25-OH D3 PTH intact

What does the vitamin D - metabolism and assimilation test package include:

The vitamin D - metabolism and absorption package includes these tests:

Vitamin 25-OH D3 - a basic test that determines the level of vitamin D in the body.
Calcium - the basic mineral building block of teeth and bones. Vitamin D is responsible for the normal concentration of calcium in the blood, participating in the normal mineralization of the skeleton, muscle function and nerve conduction.
PTH intact - calcium-regulating parathormone, which may indicate disorders in vitamin D metabolism.
Magnesium - essential for normal vitamin D metabolism and normal functioning of the nervous and skeletal systems.
Magnesium - essential for normal vitamin D metabolism and normal functioning of the nervous and skeletal systems.
Phosphate - plays an important role for bone health. The test is performed when vitamin D deficiency is suspected.

Who should consider a vitamin D testing package - metabolism and absorption?

The vitamin D - metabolism and absorption testing package is designed for people:

with symptoms of vitamin D deficiency, such as bone and muscle pain, decreased immunity and chronic fatigue,
with vitamin D deficiency in case of ineffective supplementation,
who have a higher need for vitamin D - seniors, pregnant and breastfeeding women,
with chronic diseases such as osteoporosis, kidney disease or autoimmune diseases.

How to prepare for the test?

The test should be performed on an empty stomach (it is permissible to drink a small amount of water) and before taking medication, unless otherwise instructed by the doctor. The last meal of the previous day should be eaten no later than 6:00 p.m. It is recommended that blood be drawn in the morning, between 7:00 and 10:00 a.m.

Waiting time for the result: 1 business day*

*counted from the next working day after collection.