TUNGSTEN / EDTA BLOOD

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The Tungsten test (EDTA Blood) measures the level of tungsten metal in the bloodstream to assess exposure from environmental, occupational, or industrial sources.
Elevated tungsten levels may indicate potential toxicity, which can affect metabolic and physiological functions over time.
Metropolis Healthcare conducts this test using advanced analytical techniques to ensure precise detection of trace metal concentrations.
This evaluation is useful for individuals working with metals, living near industrial zones, or experiencing unexplained symptoms linked to heavy metal exposure.
Regular monitoring helps support safer work environments and early health intervention 

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Sample Type: EDTA BLOOD

Fasting Not Required


Notes: T0173

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's):

What does the Tungsten (EDTA Blood) test measure?
It measures the concentration of tungsten metal in the blood to evaluate recent exposure or potential toxicity.

How does Metropolis Healthcare perform this test?
Metropolis Healthcare uses sensitive trace-metal analytical methods to accurately quantify tungsten levels in EDTA blood samples.

Who should consider taking this test?
Individuals exposed to industrial metals, metalworkers, or those with suspected heavy metal toxicity should consider this evaluation.

Is any preparation required before the test?
No fasting is required, but avoiding metal contamination before sampling is advised.

How is the sample collected at Metropolis Healthcare?
A blood sample is drawn into an EDTA tube to maintain sample integrity for metal analysis.

What can elevated tungsten levels indicate?
High levels may suggest occupational or environmental exposure and may require further clinical assessment.

How soon are the results available?
Metropolis Healthcare typically provides results within a few working days, depending on testing demand.

Can this test be used for ongoing monitoring?
Yes, it is suitable for regular monitoring in individuals with continuous or long-term tungsten exposure

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