Arsenic Test

Arsenic Blood Test

Urinary Arsenic Test

The Arsenic Test is a diagnostic test used to measure the levels of arsenic in the blood or urine. Arsenic is a toxic element, and exposure to high levels can have serious health implications. This test helps in assessing arsenic exposure and guiding appropriate interventions.

The test is essential for assessing arsenic exposure, which can occur through contaminated water, food, or occupational activities.
High levels of arsenic in the body can lead to serious health issues, including skin lesions, cardiovascular problems, and increased cancer risk.
Results should be interpreted by a toxicologist or healthcare provider in the context of the patient's exposure history and symptoms.

Test Parameters

1 - Arsenic Levels

The test measures the concentration of arsenic in the blood or urine, providing insights into potential exposure and toxicity.

Sample Collection

Blood or urine samples may be collected from the patient following specific guidelines provided by the healthcare provider.

Collection Method : Blood or Urine Collection

Turn Around Time : Results are typically available within a few days after the sample is collected.

Preparation

No specific preparation is usually required for this test. However, patients should follow any specific instructions provided by the healthcare provider, and information about recent exposures or activities may be relevant.