Vitamin Profile Test in Gurgaon
- Fatigue
- Muscle and joint pain
- Hair loss
- Weakness
- Low back pain
- Fatigue
- Dizziness
- Hair fall/ loss
- Mood disorders
- Numbness or tingling sensation in your limbs
- Shortness of breath
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How to Get A Vitamin Profile in Gurgaon?
- Login to MFine.
- Select your location as Gurgaon.
- Choose your preferred lab partner.
- Choose your preferred slot for sample collection.
- A lab technician will be assigned 12 hours before sample collection.
- The lab technician will collect your sample from your doorstep.
- Your test reports will be available within the next 48 hours on MFine.Avail free online doctor consultation to review your test results.
Lab Infrastructure in Gurgaon
Gurgaon, also known as Gurgram, is one of India’s most developed cities located at the Delhi-Haryana border. With nearly 250+ private and public hospitals and more than 200 diagnostic centres and clinics, the healthcare industry in Gurgaon has shown impeccable growth in the past decade. As a result, people from in and around Gurgaon visit the city to avail best medical treatments.
Along with world-class hospitals, the city features several globally known labs specially designed to conduct tests with utmost care and precision. These labs are designed with the latest technology, tools, and a multidisciplinary team that conducts each test with utmost safety and precision. These labs are scattered in different parts of the city, making it easier for the general public to access them. These facilities are renowned for their expertise in identifying the cause of diseases, as well as providing treatment for any citizen who might need help from either the public or private sectors.
The development of Industries and factories has significantly impacted the lifestyle of people living in Gurgaon. Diseases like asthma have become pretty common. Other respiratory problems are also a common sight in Gurgaon. The public suffers from pollution-borne diseases like asthma, shortness of breath, skin issues, etc. The water of Gurgaon can get contaminated, and the public suffers from water-borne diseases. Also, diseases like malaria and dengue impact the city during monsoons.
What will the Vitamin Profile Cover?
Vitamins are one of the most important nutrients present in the human body. It helps in the overall growth and development of the body. In total, there are 13 different vitamins present that are required to address the need for different body parts. Your doctor may recommend a vitamin profile test to examine your body’s vitamin levels, of which vitamin B12 and vitamin D are of high significance due to the health issues they cause if found deficient. Maine’s vitamin profile covers two different tests. These include-
Vitamin D total test – There are two forms of vitamin D, including vitamin D2 and vitamin D3. When your body absorbs these vitamins; it transforms them into a form of vitamin D in the liver known as 25-hydroxyvitamin D or 25(OH)D, which is the most circulated form in the body, which then gets converted to a biologically active form called as 1,25 hydroxyvitamin D or 1,25(OH)D. Through this test, the health expert determines the 25(OH)D levels in the blood.
Vitamin B12 blood test – Vitamin B12 levels in the body are determined by the Vitamin B12 test. It is responsible for manufacturing blood cells and maintaining a healthy nervous system. If there are any imbalances, it could lead to severe nervous system-related disorders.
In case you experience symptoms such as fatigue, dizziness, muscle and joint pain, hair loss, weakness, and so on that reflect abnormalities, book the Vitamin profile as soon as possible.
What Preparation is Required for A Vitamin Profile?
Vitamin profile requires some special precautions or preparations. Firstly, it is advised to inform the doctor about any underlying problems and your family’s health. Also, if you have any allergies, do not forget to mention those. Food intake does not interfere with the collection of samples, and therefore, there is no need to fast before sample collection.
However, if you are going for other tests as well, you may need to fast for at least 8-10 hours before the test is conducted to avail accurate results.
Besides this, if there is any additional important information, your doctor will advise you. Through the MFine app, you can now book Vitamin Profile from certified lab partners in your city.
What will Happen to your Test Sample?
Your test sample will be sent to your preferred NABL-accredited labs in Gurgaon for further processing during booking for analysis.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I avail at-home sample collection in Patel Nagar, Gurgaon?
Yes, it is easy to avail at-home sample collection in Gurgaon through MFine. With a single click, you may choose a preferable slot for the test at the convenience of your home, and your test report will be made available in 48 hours.
What is the cost of the Vitamin Profile in Gurgaon?
The cost of tests depends upon different laboratories and the infrastructure used by the laboratories. Different cities have varied prices too. The approximate price for a Vitamin Profile in Gurgaon ranges from Rs. 800 to 1500.
I am staying in Ahmedabad. Can I book a Vitamin Profile for my Grandfather staying in Gurgaon?
Yes, you can easily book a Vitamin Profile for your relatives living in cities where MFnine offers services in India.
Is the lab technician coming for Vitamin Profile sample collection vaccinated?
Our lab technicians are fully vaccinated. Further, they also ensure safety throughout by wearing a mask and using sanitizer and gloves during sample collection.
How can I download my Vitamin Profile results?
- Login to MFine
- Go to your profile
- Click Attachment and Reports
- Click Lab Report and download the same.
Are there any discount offers running on Vitamin Profile in Gurgaon?
You can avail of up to 50% discount on Vitamin Profile through MFine. However, the discount and test price may vary based on lab partner and location.
Can I reschedule my appointment for sample collection?
Yes, you can reschedule your appointment for sample collection.
What other tests are usually recommended along with the Vitamin Profile Test?
Blood tests can reveal a lot about your overall health and well-being. These investigations aid in the early detection of an illness, allowing it to be treated before it progresses to more serious stages. A liver function test, Electrolytes panel, Complete blood count (Hemogram), Diabetes panel, Coagulation panel, and other tests may be recommended in addition to the Vitamin profile test.
Can a Vitamin Profile detect Common conditions or diseases associated with the test?
The Vitamin profile is conducted to determine the vitamin levels in the body. If there is any imbalance, the test will help determine it. However, it’s hard to indicate the exact condition or disease a person is suffering from. For the same, make sure to go for further testing.
Is a prescription required to book a Vitamin Profile Package?
No, generally, it is not required to take a prescription from a registered doctor to book a Vitamin Profile. Still, it is good to consult a doctor first before you undergo a Vitamin Profile.
How is the Vitamin Profile test different from the Vitamin D Test?
While the vitamin profile includes vitamin D + B12 test, a total vitamin D test will measure your vitamin D2 and D3 levels, i.e. 25(OH)D. Almost all labs offer the Vitamin profile as it is a common test. At MFine, we offer the Vitamin profile. So, if you’re looking to get it done, book the test through MFine. The Vitamin Profile features two different tests conducted to determine the actual condition. In case your test results show imbalanced vitamins in the body, other tests are conducted to determine the cause.
In case you experience symptoms such as weakness, fatigue, muscle and joint pain, hair loss, and so on, get the Vitamin Profile done. MFine is an ideal choice because of several reasons, such as timing flexibility, comfort, and easy access.
At what age is vitamin deficiency most common?
People of all ages are affected by vitamin deficiencies, which commonly coincide with mineral deficiencies (zinc, iron, and iodine). Pregnant or breastfeeding women, young children, and the elderly are the most vulnerable to vitamin deficiencies due to their relatively high demands for these compounds and susceptibilities to their inadequacies.
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