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Gut Health
Make sure your digestive system has everything it needs
he Digestive Health Blood Test helps identify potential factors behind digestive discomfort and gastrointestinal symptoms. It combines key inflammatory and general health markers with laboratory assessment of liver function, gallbladder health, and digestive enzymes. The panel also includes markers associated with gluten sensitivity and histamine intolerance.
It is an excellent choice for anyone seeking objective insights into their digestive health and a clearer understanding of possible next steps for further evaluation or targeted care.
DIGESTIVE ISSUES
When you’re experiencing digestive discomfort.
GLUTEN SENSITIVITY / CELIAC DISEASE
When gluten intolerance is suspected.
HISTAMINE
When you’re investigating histamine intolerance.
LIVER AND GALLBLADDER HEALTH
For assessing liver function and markers of cholestasis.
Detailed Information
The Digestive Health Blood Test is a smart first step when you want to better understand what may be causing your digestive symptoms. It includes an assessment of liver and gallbladder health, as these organs play a key role in fat digestion and overall digestive well-being. The panel evaluates markers such as ALT, AST, GGT, ALP, bilirubin, and bile acids. It also includes digestive enzyme testing, which can provide insight into pancreatic function, specifically pancreatic amylase and lipase, complemented by cholinesterase measurement.
The test further includes screening for suspected gluten intolerance or celiac disease through Anti-tTG (IgA) and Anti-EMA (IgA) antibodies, together with total IgA measurement to ensure accurate interpretation of the results. For a broader assessment, the panel also includes DAO concentration, a marker associated with histamine intolerance, as well as CRP, a general marker of inflammation.
The results can help identify potential areas requiring further investigation and provide valuable information for discussions with your healthcare provider. Any diagnosis and treatment recommendations must always be made by a physician based on your clinical symptoms and medical history. Laboratory testing serves as a supportive tool and can help rule out certain conditions, but it does not replace a comprehensive medical evaluation.
For individuals experiencing digestive discomfort or gastrointestinal symptoms. For those with suspected gluten intolerance or celiac disease. For individuals investigating possible histamine intolerance. For people who want to assess liver and gallbladder health. For those looking to better understand the causes of bloating, abdominal discomfort, or digestive issues. For anyone seeking objective laboratory data before further medical evaluation.
Provides insight into potential causes of digestive symptoms. Assesses liver and gallbladder function. Evaluates digestive enzymes associated with pancreatic health. Screens for markers linked to gluten intolerance and celiac disease. Includes a marker associated with histamine intolerance. Helps identify areas that may require further medical evaluation. Provides objective laboratory data to support discussions with your physician.
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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| CRP |
| Urea |
| Creatinine |
| Uric Acid |
| DAO concentration |
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| Anti Ema (lgA) IF |
| Anti tTg (IgA) |
| Total IgA |
| Total Bilirubin |
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| ALT |
| AST |
| GGT |
| ALP |
| Bile Acids |
| Pancreatic Amylase |
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| Lipase |
| Cholinesterase |
| Total cholesterol |
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| HDL cholesterol |
| LDL cholesterol |
| Triglycerides |
| Insulin |
| Fasting C-peptid |
| Glucose |
| Glycated hemoglobin |