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Fatigue and Low Energy
Find out why you’re feeling tired.
The Fatigue Blood Test helps identify potential biological causes of persistent fatigue, low energy, and weakness. It evaluates key areas that can influence energy levels, including blood health and inflammation, metabolism and energy production, liver and kidney function, and markers associated with anemia.
The panel also includes an assessment of nutrient absorption, including markers related to gluten sensitivity and celiac disease, as impaired absorption of essential nutrients can contribute to fatigue and reduced vitality.
It is an ideal choice for individuals who feel persistently tired, lack energy despite adequate rest, or want objective laboratory data to better understand what may be affecting their overall well-being. Results are presented in a clear and comprehensive laboratory report, helping you identify areas that may require further attention or medical evaluation.
LOW ENERGY
When you’re experiencing persistent low energy.
PERSISTENT FATIGUE
When fatigue persists for weeks or even months.
ANEMIA / IRON STATUS
When you want to rule out anemia.
VITAMINS AND NUTRIENT ABSORPTION
When you want to rule out nutrient deficiencies.
DETAILED INFORMATION
The Fatigue Blood Test is a practical first step when you’ve been feeling persistently low on energy and want to understand why. It includes a complete blood count with reticulocytes and hemoglobin, together with the inflammatory marker CRP, helping identify whether underlying inflammation or other blood-related factors may be contributing to your symptoms.
The test also evaluates key markers involved in energy metabolism, including glucose, creatine kinase, and thyroid hormones, as metabolic imbalances can have a significant impact on energy levels and overall vitality. In addition, it assesses liver and kidney function, both of which play an important role in maintaining general health and well-being.
A comprehensive anemia assessment is included, covering iron, ferritin, transferrin, and transferrin saturation, alongside vitamin B12 and folate levels. These nutrients are essential for healthy blood cell production and energy metabolism, and deficiencies can contribute to fatigue and weakness.
The panel also includes markers related to nutrient absorption, together with screening markers associated with gluten sensitivity and celiac disease. Impaired nutrient absorption can be an overlooked cause of persistent fatigue and reduced vitality.
The results provide objective insights into several of the most common biological factors associated with long-term fatigue, helping you better understand your health and determine whether further medical evaluation may be appropriate.
Your test results can be explained by your general practitioner.
For individuals experiencing persistent fatigue or low energy levels. For those who have been feeling tired for weeks or months without a clear explanation. For people who want to rule out anemia, iron deficiency, or vitamin deficiencies. For individuals concerned that thyroid function or metabolism may be affecting their energy. For those who want to assess whether nutrient absorption issues may be contributing to fatigue. For anyone seeking objective laboratory data to better understand the causes of long-term tiredness and reduced vitality.
Helps identify potential biological causes of persistent fatigue and low energy. Evaluates blood health and markers associated with anemia and iron deficiency. Assesses thyroid function and key aspects of energy metabolism. Checks liver and kidney function, which can influence overall vitality. Identifies possible vitamin deficiencies that may contribute to fatigue. Evaluates nutrient absorption and screens for markers associated with gluten-related conditions. Provides objective data to support further medical evaluation and targeted lifestyle changes.
Your test results can be explained by your general practitioner.
How does the whole process work?
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Sample Collection
You will attend a standard blood draw appointment.
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Analysis
Your sample will be analyzed by our experienced specialists using state-of-the-art methods and technologies.
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Result
Once the test has been evaluated, you will receive a detailed and easy-to-understand laboratory report.
What Exactly Does the Test Evaluate?
| Complete Blood Count with Differential |
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| Reticulocyte count |
| Hemoglobin |
| CRP |
| Total Bilirubin |
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| ALT |
| AST |
| GGT |
| ALP |
| Urea |
| Creatinine |
| Glucose |
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| Creatine kinase |
| TSH |
| free T4 |
| Cholinesterase |
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| Anti EMA (IgA) IF |
| Anti tTg (IgA) |
| IgA |
| Iron |
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| Transferrin |
| Transferrin saturation |
| Ferritin |
| Vitamin B12 |
| Active vitamin B12 |
| Folate |