- Persistent tiredness or general weakness.
- A vegan, vegetarian or limited diet.
- Limited sunlight exposure, particularly if vitamin D deficiency is suspected.
- Follow-up after starting treatment for a vitamin deficiency.
Frequently asked questions
How often should I check my vitamin levels?
Follow your doctor's recommendation based on your health. Testing may be repeated after starting supplements to assess your response.
Should I stop supplements before testing?
Tell the laboratory professional about any supplements you take. Your doctor will advise whether any should be stopped.
Do I need to fast before the test?
This depends on the tests you need. When booking, contact us on 920022632 so we can explain the preparation instructions.
Do test results replace a visit to the doctor?
No. Results provide information to help your doctor assess and monitor your health. Interpretation and medical decisions remain your doctor’s responsibility.
When will my results be ready?
Turnaround times vary by test. We will explain the expected timing when you book.
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Vitamin Testing
Vitamin testing measures vitamin levels to identify deficiencies or excesses. Vitamins support immune function, energy production and healthy skin and bones. Testing helps investigate tiredness, reduced immunity or problems associated with excessive vitamin intake.
Explore comprehensive vitamin testing at Trust Medical Labs, using modern laboratory technology for accurate, reliable results.
Vitamin test details
The main tests used to assess vitamin levels include:
- Vitamin A: Helps identify deficiency associated with dry eyes, dry skin and delayed growth.
- B vitamins: Includes B1, B2, B6, B9 and B12, which support energy metabolism, the nervous system and blood health.
- Vitamin C: Supports immune function and wound healing. Deficiency can cause tiredness, impaired immunity and bleeding gums.
- Vitamin D: Supports calcium absorption and bone health. Deficiency may contribute to weak bones and muscle pain.
- Vitamin E: An antioxidant that protects cells from damage. Deficiency may affect muscle strength and immune function.
Steps for vitamin testing
- A blood sample is taken from a vein using sterile equipment.
- The sample is analysed in the laboratory to measure the different vitamin levels.
- The results are interpreted to identify deficiencies or excesses and guide appropriate dietary advice.
Receiving your results
Collect your vitamin test results at a Trust Medical Labs branch or receive them by SMS. Results are available in Arabic and English.
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