Iron Deficiency Blood Test
Iron deficiency is a common cause of tiredness and fatigue. Take a quick and easy test to check your ferritin level and look for iron deficiency.
- At-home test
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- Results in 1–2 days
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Iron deficiency is a common cause of tiredness and fatigue. Take a quick and easy test to check your ferritin level and look for iron deficiency.
Worried about iron overload? If you're experiencing fatigue, joint pain, or unexplained symptoms, this test can check for haemochromatosis-an inherited condition where excess iron builds up in the body.
Comprehensively analyse your iron levels and stores with iron, ferritin, transferrin saturation and iron-binding capacity.
A group of blood tests used to assess iron status in the body, helping to diagnose iron deficiency, iron overload, or anaemia-related conditions.
A test to measure your Iron levels for men and women.
This test measures ferritin levels in the blood, correlating directly with total body iron stores. Ferritin is more sensitive at recognising iron deficiency than a simple iron test.
Iron, vitamin D and B12 deficiency are the commonest deficiencies in the UK - particularly if you're on a plant-based diet or are a woman before the menopause.
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Essential mineral found inside all our cells
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