The Iron Studies 6009 measures Iron, Ferritin, Transferrin and Transferrin Saturation to detect deficiencies and evaluate abnormalities of a patient's iron metabolism.
Typically obtained from dietary sources, Iron is an essential mineral involved in a variety of bodily functions.
Patients experiencing dizziness, fatigue, anaemia, chest pains or heavy menstrual cycles may benefit from testing.
Haemoglobin is the protein in red blood cells that carries oxygen from your lungs and transports it to the rest of your body through your blood. Iron makes up a vital part of haemoglobin making it essential for oxygen transportation.
This essential mineral is not produced by your body and must be received through your diet. Low iron levels can lead to anaemia, a condition in which the body does not have adequate numbers of red blood cells.
If a deficiency is discovered, our team can assist patients to effectively treat the insufficiency with supplementation as well as guidance on opportunities to boost your overall health and wellbeing.
You should consider taking this pathology test if you are suffering from or concerned about: |
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You will receive a package which will include all instructions, pathology form, details of sample collection locations.
Your samples will be assessed once received by our labs. The turnaround time for results is 7 – 10 business days, but please be aware laboratory times may vary and you may experience a delay in results.
Once your confidential results have been sent to the medical team for review, they will call you to discuss your results and appropriate treatment options moving forward.
After your consultation and review with our Medical Team, you will receive a copy of your results via email. Any important information and recommendations given by our Medical Team during the review will also be emailed to you.