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Digestive Health Panel

Digestive Health Panel

Screens for inflammation, nutrient deficiencies, celiac disease indicators, and evaluates gut and organ function.

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Specimen
Blood, Stool
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Turnaround
2 - 3 Days
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    Quick facts

    Specimen
    Blood, Stool
    Turnaround time
    2 - 3 days
    Preparation
    Fasting required (12h)

    Overview

    Evaluates gastrointestinal function, inflammation, nutrient absorption, and celiac disease indicators.
    Key tests: Amylase/Lipase (Pancreas), CRP-hs (Inflammation), CBC/CMP (General Health), Ferritin/Iron/TIBC (Anemia), Fecal Occult Blood (Bleeding), tTG IgA (Celiac), Vitamin B12/Folate/D (Absorption).

    Comprehensive test for digestive function. Includes Amylase, Lipase, CRP, CBC, CMP, Ferritin, and Celiac screening.

    Clinical context

    Who benefits

    Individuals with chronic digestive issues, family history of IBD/Celiac, or nutrient deficiencies.

    When to consider

    Persistent bloating, abdominal pain, fatigue, suspected gluten intolerance, or family history of GI issues.

    Common clinical indications

    Pancreatitis, Anemia, GI Bleeding, Celiac Disease, Metabolic Dysfunction, Inflammatory conditions.

    Preparation & safety

    How to prepare

    Fasting 10-12 hours required. Stool sample required (follow kit instructions). Review meds with provider.

    Cautions & risks

    Screening tool only. Positive occult blood or tTG requires follow-up diagnostic procedures (e.g., endoscopy).