Medical Check-up General Blood Test with Vitamin D

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This blood test compares your blood with the applicable reference values at 26 points. This gives you a quick picture of your health and Vitamin D.

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Medical Check-up General Blood Test with Vitamin D

General blood test with Vitamin D test

We think we get enough vitamin D in the summer because of the sunlight, yet we measure people with vitamin D deficiency on a weekly basis. Depressive symptoms and fatigue are often the result of vitamin D deficiency.

This complete medical check-up compares your blood at 26 points with the appropriate references for a healthy person of your sex and age.
The following tests in V470 + vitamin D are performed:

ALT - Liver function
Albumin? Kidney damage?
Alkaline Phosphatase - Liver, bone damage, bile ducts
ASAT - Liver function
Basophilic granulocytes (blood count)
Calcium - Bone Calcification
Cholesterol Total - Largest contributor to cardiovascular disease
Cholesterol /HDL ratioTemporarily with free kidney function GFR calculation
Cholesterol LDL/HDL risk index
CK - (creatine kinase) Muscle damage
Creatinine - Renal function
Total protein - liver, kidneys, intestines
Erythrocytes (red blood cells, oxygen uptake, blood count)
Eosinophilic granulocytes (bloom)
Gamma GT - Liver function
HbA1c - Diabetes (looks at average blood sugar levels over the past few months instead of a snapshot like glucose)
HDL - good cholesterol
Hematocrit (blood count)
Haemoglobin (Hb) - Anemia - General symptoms of tiredness
Iron (anemia)
LDL cholesterol - bad cholesterol Arteriosclerosis?
Leucocyte differentiation: neutrophil, lymphocyte, monocyte, eosinophil, basophil, rod-core
Leucocytes - White blood cells
Lymphocytes (blood count)
MCH
MCV
MCHC
New as of 01-01-2024: RDW-CV (Redd Cell Distrubution Weight).
Monocytes (blood count)
Sodium - Moisture balance in the body
Neutrophil granulocytes (blood count)
Triglycerides - Absorbed fat content - Arteriosclerosis?
Thrombocytes (Platelets, blood clotting)
Urea - Kidneys
Uric acid - joint inflammation (gout), metabolic diseases
Vitamin D (Vtitamin D 25-OH)