Aluminum Spot Urine by ICPMS near me in Bhubaneshwar

The Aluminum Spot Urine by ICPMS is a urine test that measures the amount of aluminum, a silver-white metal which enters the body through food, water, and through medication. This test is done to detect potential aluminium toxicity or aluminum poisoning. It can be done when there are symptoms such as confusion, difficulty in concentration, abdominal pain, dehydration, muscle weakness, bone pain, fractures, anemia, etc., suggestive of aluminum overload. The test is also useful for monitoring patients undergoing long-term dialysis, those with impaired kidney function, or individuals exposed to high levels of aluminum at their workplace. Additionally, it is used to diagnose bone disorders like osteomalacia associated with aluminium toxicity.

Under normal circumstances, aluminum levels in the blood are very low, as the body efficiently eliminates the metal. However, elevated levels of aluminum lead to damage to vital organs such as the brain, kidney and  bones. Early detection and proper management with the Aluminum Spot Urine by ICPMS test can help mitigate the risks of aluminum toxicity. This test is done by a highly specialised Mass Spectrometric technique (ICP-MS) that can measure elements at trace levels in body fluids.

Please note: This is an outsourced test. The sample for this test is collected by TATA 1MG and processed at a NABL accredited partnered lab.