Check your essential vitamin and mineral levels with this comprehensive blood test.
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Vitamin and mineral deficiencies are common and symptoms can be vague. This comprehensive blood test checks your essential vitamin and mineral levels.
You can either arrange your own venous blood draw or visit one of our partner clinics to have your blood taken. You'll receive a doctor's report going through your vitamin and mineral test results with recommendations on any actions to take.
Vitamin and mineral deficiencies are common but may not cause any symptoms or cause vague problems like tiredness. Deficiencies are more common if you follow any dietary restrictions, such as a plant-based or gluten-free diet. This comprehensive blood test checks for the commonest vitamiin and mineral deficiencies and includes the trace mineral magnesium, selenium and zinc.
You can often have mild vitamin and mineral deficiencies that go unoticed because they don't cause obvious symptoms. Any symptoms you do get will depend exactly what vitamin or mineral you're deficient in.
Some common symptoms of vitamin or mineral deficiency include:
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Feeling constantly tired or struggling with low energy? Your iron levels could be the reason. Iron is essential for carrying oxygen in your blood, and both low and high levels can impact your health.
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.
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.
