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Metabolic Screen Comprehensive - Urine

The Metabolic Screen Comprehensive test is a detailed examination performed on a urine sample to screen for numerous metabolic disorders. It includes tests for Amino Acids-Qualitative, Reducing Substances, DNPH Test, FeCl3 Test, Nitrosonaphthol, Nitroprusside, Silver Nitroprusside Tests. Metabolic disorders occur when the body can't properly process food to convert it into energy. Many of these disorders are genetic and can lead to a buildup of harmful substances in the body. Early detection through tests like the Metabolic Screen Comprehensive can aid in early intervention, appropriate treatment, and potentially preventing serious complications.

  • Profile Name: Metabolic Screen Comprehensive - Urine
  • Sample Type: UR
  • Preparations Required: No special preparation is needed for this test. Continue to take your normal medications unless your doctor tells you otherwise.
  • Report Time: 6 days

The wide array of tests in the Metabolic Screen Comprehensive examines different aspects of metabolism, providing a thorough overview of metabolic functioning. Each test offers unique information and contributes to a broader picture of an individual's metabolic health.

Home Sample Collection Process

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Sample Collection by Phlebotomist
Sample Collection by Phlebotomist
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Reporting of the sample at lab
Reporting of the sample at lab
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Frequently Asked Questions

This test is done to identify possible metabolic disorders. It can help detect issues early, possibly before symptoms even appear, thereby aiding in prompt treatment and management.

The test involves collecting a urine sample, which is then examined in a lab using a variety of methods to identify abnormalities that may indicate a metabolic disorder.

The frequency of this test is typically determined by your healthcare provider based on your symptoms, medical history, and risk factors.

Normal values can vary depending on the specific test and the lab that analyzes the sample. Your healthcare provider or lab will provide you with the specific reference ranges for your test.

Abnormal results could suggest a possible metabolic disorder. Further diagnostic testing is typically necessary to confirm a diagnosis.

No, this test requires specialized equipment and should be performed in a laboratory setting.

Certain medications, dehydration, and improper sample collection can affect the results of this test.

If your test results are abnormal, your healthcare provider will likely recommend further testing to pinpoint the specific disorder.

There are no special precautions required for this test. However, you should always inform your healthcare provider about all medications and supplements you're taking as they could potentially affect the test results.

No, this test is not painful. It simply requires a urine sample.

There are no significant risks associated with providing a urine sample for this test.

Yes, many metabolic disorders can be treated or managed effectively with medication, dietary changes, and other therapies.

If your results are abnormal, you should see a specialist such as a metabolic or genetic disorder specialist, or an endocrinologist.

While this test can diagnose many metabolic disorders, it may not detect all. There are many different metabolic disorders, and some require specific tests for accurate diagnosis.

Symptoms can vary widely, depending on the specific disorder. They may include fatigue, weight loss or gain, changes in appetite, muscle weakness, and more.

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