Pernicious Anaemia Blood Test
Experiencing fatigue, dizziness, or unexplained anaemia? This test helps assess for autoimmune gastritis or pernicious anaemia, autoimmune conditions that prevent your body from absorbing vitamin B12, leading to low red blood cell production and neurological symptoms.
- Doctor reviewed
- Sample
- Blood
- Collection
- In-store clinic or home nurse visit or venous draw at clinic
- Results in
- 17 days
- Biomarkers
- 20
- Doctor reviewed
- Yes
- Intrinsic factor antibodies
- MPV
- Platelet count
- Ferritin
- Haematocrit
- Haemoglobin
- MCH
- MCHC
- MCV
- RDW
- Red cell count
- Folate - serum
- +8 more
Test specifications
- Provider
- Medichecks
- Sample type
- blood
- Collection method
- in-store clinic or home nurse visit or venous draw at clinic
- Turnaround time
- 17 days
- Biomarkers tested
- 20
- At-home test
- No
- Doctor reviewed
- Yes
- Gender focus
- Both
What's tested
20 biomarkers as listed by Medichecks.
Autoimmunity
- Intrinsic factor antibodies
Clotting status
- MPV
- Platelet count
Iron status
- Ferritin
Red blood cells
- Haematocrit
- Haemoglobin
- MCH
- MCHC
- MCV
- RDW
- Red cell count
Vitamins
- Folate - serum
- Methylmalonic acid - serum
- Vitamin B12 - active
White blood cells
- Basophils
- Eosinophils
- Lymphocytes
- Monocytes
- Neutrophils
- White cell count
About this test
Experiencing fatigue, dizziness, or unexplained anaemia? This test helps assess for autoimmune gastritis or pernicious anaemia, autoimmune conditions that prevent your body from absorbing vitamin B12, leading to low red blood cell production and neurological symptoms. It's ideal if you've been diagnosed with a B12 deficiency and need to determine whether autoimmune factors are the cause.
Description provided by Medichecks.
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