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Anemia Profile B

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The Anemia Profile B is a comprehensive blood test panel designed to assess key indicators related to various forms of anemia. It includes a Complete Blood Count (CBC) with differential, crucial for evaluating red and white blood cells and platelets. Additionally, it measures vital nutrient levels such as iron, ferritin, total iron binding capacity (TIBC), folates (folic acid), and vitamin B12, all essential for healthy blood production and oxygen transport. This panel provides valuable insights into potential nutritional deficiencies, chronic conditions, or other underlying causes contributing to symptoms like fatigue, weakness, or pallor.

Quick facts

Sample type

Serum and whole blood

Turnaround

2–4 business days

Fasting

No Fasting Required

Doctor’s order included

Licensed physician review and requisition included with every test.

Anemia Profile B

  • General Health & Wellness
  • Vitamins & Nutrition
  • Women's Health
    • Cpt Codes
    • 82607
    • 82728
    • 82746
    • 83540
    • 83550
    • 85025
    • 85045

    what is Anemia Profile B and why is it important?

    The Anemia Profile B is a comprehensive blood test panel designed to assess key indicators related to various forms of anemia. It includes a Complete Blood Count (CBC) with differential, crucial for evaluating red and white blood cells and platelets. Additionally, it measures vital nutrient levels such as iron, ferritin, total iron binding capacity (TIBC), folates (folic acid), and vitamin B12, all essential for healthy blood production and oxygen transport. This panel provides valuable insights into potential nutritional deficiencies, chronic conditions, or other underlying causes contributing to symptoms like fatigue, weakness, or pallor.
    • You consistently feel tired or weak, even after adequate rest.
    • Your skin appears unusually pale or yellowish.
    • You experience shortness of breath, especially during light activity.
    • You often feel dizzy or lightheaded.
    • You notice cold hands and feet, brittle nails, or unusual cravings (like ice or dirt).
    • You have a family history of anemia or a medical condition known to cause anemia.
    • Your healthcare provider suspects a nutrient deficiency (iron, B12, folate) or a problem with your red blood cell count.
    • Individuals experiencing symptoms commonly associated with anemia, such as persistent fatigue, weakness, dizziness, pale skin, or shortness of breath.
    • People with dietary restrictions, such as vegans or vegetarians, who may be at higher risk for vitamin B12 or iron deficiencies.
    • Women who experience heavy menstrual periods or are pregnant, as they are more susceptible to iron deficiency anemia.
    • Individuals with chronic medical conditions like inflammatory bowel disease, kidney disease, or autoimmune disorders that can affect nutrient absorption or red blood cell production.
    • Anyone seeking to understand the root cause of unexplained low energy or general malaise.

    The Anemia Profile B is commonly used by healthcare professionals for the diagnosis and differential diagnosis of various types of anemia, including:

    • Iron Deficiency Anemia: This is the most common form of anemia, often identified by low iron and ferritin levels, and high total iron binding capacity.
    • Megaloblastic Anemia: Characterized by abnormally large red blood cells, this type of anemia is frequently caused by deficiencies in Vitamin B12 or Folate, both of which are measured in this panel.
    • Anemia of Chronic Disease: Often seen in individuals with ongoing inflammatory conditions, infections, or malignancies, where the body's iron utilization is impaired despite adequate stores.
    • Hemolytic Anemia: A condition where red blood cells are destroyed faster than they can be made, which can be suggested by specific patterns in the Complete Blood Count.
    • Thalassemia and other inherited hemoglobinopathies: Genetic disorders affecting hemoglobin production, often indicated by specific red blood cell indices.
    • Nutritional Deficiencies: Beyond diagnosing anemia, this panel helps identify deficiencies in key nutrients like iron, Vitamin B12, and folate that are vital for overall cellular function and energy.
    • Monitoring Treatment Efficacy: Useful for tracking the effectiveness of interventions for diagnosed anemias.

    Caution

    Results from this Anemia Profile B provide valuable insights into your blood health and potential nutrient deficiencies. However, it is essential to discuss your results with a qualified healthcare provider. They can interpret the findings in the context of your overall health, medical history, and symptoms, and recommend appropriate next steps or treatment if necessary. This test is for informational purposes and does not replace professional medical advice.

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    1
    Add Your Test to Cart and Check out

    once Test Order is received, Our physicians will review your request and email you the easy-to-follow requisition form.

    2
    Locate and Visit Your Nearest Laboratory

    Find the closest partner location—most are within 2–3 miles—and drop by for a quick, no‑appointment blood draw.

    3
    Get your Results Online

    Once your sample is processed, we’ll send your report straight to your inbox within 1–3 business days. Just click the link to view your results anytime.

    4
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    Have Questions about results? Book a phone or video visit with one of our doctors. They’ll walk you through your report, explain any findings, and recommend next steps