Aluminium Level Fluid in Mahuva

Sterling Accuris Diagnostics offers the Aluminium Level Fluid Test in Mahuva to monitor Aluminum toxicity in dialysis patients and to diagnose heavy metal poisoning and its harmful effects.

Overview of Aluminium Level Fluid Test

Aluminium is a mineral that enters the body through daily food and water intake with a normal range of 5 to 10 milligrams. All the aluminium consumed by the body is excreted through urine. However, its long-term exposure can cause difficulty in excretion resulting in increased aluminium toxicity at major sites in the body i.e. brain, kidneys, system, lungs, thyroid, and liver. Aluminium may also interfere with heme synthesis. Aluminium Level Fluid Test is a quantitative test to check the aluminium levels in body fluid to diagnose heavy metal poisoning and its harmful effects.

Book an Aluminium Level Fluid Test near you to monitor Aluminum toxicity in dialysis patients and to diagnose heavy metal poisoning and its harmful effects. For an accurate test, you can rely on Sterling Accuris Diagnostics for an Aluminium Level Fluid Test in Mahuva.

Why and when is the Aluminium Level Fluid Test Done?

An aluminium test is ordered to assess the aluminium toxicity caused due to certain conditions like:

• When the dialysis process is not effective in removing aluminium from the body.
• When aluminium is absorbed using oral medicines  like antacids with aluminium hydroxide
• Intake of antacids containing large quantities of aluminium-rich food.
• People suffering from poor iron absorption
• People using prosthetic implants

A person may be asked to do an Aluminium Level Fluid Test if they exhibit symptoms such as:

• Seizure
• Frequent fractures
• Confusions
• Muscle weakness
• Speech problem
• Slow growth
• Memory loss

Aluminium Level Fluid Test: Main Highlights

Instructions: No fasting is required

Recommended age group: All age groups

Sample type for test:  Blood sample in a plain (serum) tube

How to interpret the Aluminium Level Fluid Test Report?

The normal values for the Aluminium Level Fluid Test Report parameters are: 

• If the concentration of Aluminium level is greater than 20 microgm/L then it indicates a high risk of aluminium toxicity and requires urgent treatment.
• The signs of Aluminium toxicity include:

• Lung disease
• Microcytic anemia
• Dialysis dementia

Sterling Accuris offers the Aluminium Level Fluid Test in Mahuva  to detect aluminium poisoning and assess its effect on multiple body organs.

Overview of Aluminium Level Fluid Test

Aluminium, the earth's third most abundant element, has a pervasive presence in human daily activities. Be it food, air, skin, or medicines, aluminium can find its way into the body through multiple channels. While healthy individuals can effectively expel most of the aluminium intake through the kidneys, those with renal impairment or excessive exposure to aluminium are at risk of accumulating the element, resulting in a host of clinical manifestations affecting numerous organs including bones, kidneys, liver, lungs, bone marrow, and parathyroid gland. Therefore, assessing aluminium in a fluid is important for avoiding preventable harm.

Book an Aluminium Level Fluid Test near you to identify aluminium poisoning and related issues. Sterling Accuris Diagnostics performs the Aluminium Level Fluid Test in Mahuva with accuracy and consistency.

Why and when is the Aluminium Level Fluid Test Done?

An aluminium level fluid test is ordered to assess the aluminium level in body fluids like cerebrospinal fluid.

This test is recommended by a doctor in the following cases:

• To identify aluminium toxicity in individuals who are exposed to excessive aluminium and showing symptoms like:
• Bone pain
• Osteomalacia
• Multiple fractures
• Unexplained anaemia
• Parathyroid hormone-associated problems
• To monitor patients receiving total parenteral nutrition (TPN)
• To monitor dialysis encephalopathy patients.
• People suffering from poor iron absorption
• People using prosthetic implants
• To assess male infertility

A person may be asked to do an aluminium level fluid test if they exhibit symptoms such as:

• Seizure
• Frequent fractures
• Confusions
• Muscle weakness
• Speech problem
• Slow growth
• Memory loss
• Fertility issues

Aluminium Level Fluid Test: Main Highlights

• Instructions: No fasting is required
• Recommended age group: All age groups
• Sample type for test:  CSF                                        

How to interpret the Aluminium Level Fluid Test Report

The normal values for the Aluminium Level Fluid Test Report parameters are: 

The signs of Aluminium toxicity include:

• Lung disease
• Microcytic anaemia
• Dialysis encephalopathy