Elements 22 (Toxic and Nutrients)

Elements 22 (toxic and nutrients) Test and its Function

Toxic elements blood tests, also known as heavy metals testing, are used to detect and measure the presence of toxic elements in the bloodstream. These tests are helpful in assessing potential exposure to heavy metals and their potential health effects. This test measures the concentration of lead in the blood. Lead exposure can occur from various sources such as contaminated water, paint, or occupational exposure. High levels of lead in the blood can cause neurological damage, especially in children.

Conditions that may require Elements 22 (toxic and nutrients) Test

Individuals who work in industries such as mining, construction, manufacturing, or agriculture may be exposed to toxic elements like lead, mercury, cadmium, or arsenic. Regular blood testing can help assess their levels of exposure and guide appropriate intervention if necessary.

Elements 22 (toxic and nutrients) Test Procedure

The Elements 22 (toxic and nutrients) Test is a simple blood test that can be performed in a laboratory. Before the test, the patient may be asked to avoid certain medications that may affect the results. During the test, our healthcare professional will use a needle to draw blood from a vein in the patient's arm. The blood sample will then be sent to our laboratory for analysis.

Interpreting Elements 22 (toxic and nutrients) Test Results

For certain toxic elements, there are established toxicity thresholds or action levels that indicate the presence of a health risk. Exceeding these thresholds may require further evaluation or intervention.