Toxic Heavy Metal Test in Bangkok, Pattaya, Phuket, Chiang Mai, Ko Samui (Thailand)

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Detect and prevent heavy metal toxicity with advanced screening at PULSE Clinic. Expert care, accurate testing, and tailored detox solutions await you

Toxic Heavy Metal Test in Bangkok, Pattaya, Phuket, Chiang Mai, Ko Samui (Thailand)

Toxic Heavy Metal Test in Bangkok, Pattaya, Phuket, Chiang Mai, Ko Samui (Thailand)

Toxic heavy metal screening and detection program to check the level of heavy metals. Screen for toxic heavy metals to better plan your healthcare and detoxification. Get tested at PULSE Clinic and receive your results within 7 days.

 

Toxic Heavy Metal Test Package at PULSE Clinic

List of toxins includedPrice
  • Arsenic (As) (Blood/Urine) Check arsenic levels.
  • Cadmium (Cd) Check blood cadmium levels
  • Lead (Pb) Check blood lead levels
  • Manganese (Mn) Check blood manganese levels
  • Mercury (Hg) Check level of mercury in blood
  • Nickel (Ni) Check level of nickel in blood
  • Chromium (Cr) Check level of chromium in blood
  • Cobalt (Co) Check level of cobalt in blood
  • Aluminum (Al) Check blood levels of aluminum

7,800 THB

Results are available in 7 days

 

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What is Toxic Heavy Metal?

Heavy metal poisoning occurs when you're exposed to metals like lead, mercury, or arsenic. These metals bind to cellular components, interfering with organ function. The symptoms can be severe, potentially life-threatening, and may lead to permanent damage.

 

General Information About Heavy Metal Testing

Testing for toxic heavy metals can be done through various methods, including blood, urine, or sweat tests. Blood testing is the most common approach, as it is quick, convenient, and provides accurate results. 

Once you've provided your blood, urine, hair, or fingernail sample, you can go home and resume your normal activities. Laboratory specialists will examine your sample and forward the results to your healthcare provider, who will discuss them with you within a few days.

 

Why Test for Heavy Metal Levels

A heavy metal blood test is a vital diagnostic tool that helps identify exposure to toxic levels of heavy metals from your environment, food, or water. Whether you're concerned about workplace hazards, contaminated drinking water, or dietary sources, this test provides accurate insights into your body's heavy metal levels. Early detection through a heavy metal blood test can support timely treatment and protect your long-term health.

 

Heavy metal poisoning is a serious condition that can cause organ damage, cognitive difficulties, and behavioral changes. Symptoms vary based on the type of metal, the level of exposure, and your age, with children and unborn babies being at the greatest risk for severe, long-term health issues. Heavy metal exposure can occur gradually over time through environmental or dietary sources or suddenly due to high-level exposure in a single instance. Understanding the risks and symptoms of heavy metal poisoning is essential for early detection and prevention of lasting health problems.

 

Preparing Yourself for a Heavy Metal Blood Test

You don't need to fast before this type of blood test. However, seafood consumption might affect the accuracy of the test, because eating seafood can temporarily increase the heavy metal level in your system. You must refrain from eating seafood for at least 72 hours (3 days) before your test.

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Common Sources of Heavy Metal Exposure

  • Drinking water, seafood, vegetables, and fruits
  • Air pollution, such as emissions from factories or vehicle traffic

 

Examples of Heavy Metals Found in Daily Life

  • Aluminum: present in soil, airborne dust, drinking water, food, containers, medications, and deodorants.
  • Arsenic: Used in agriculture and dyeing industries.
  • Mercury: Found in areas with fuel combustion, metal and cement factories, and dental fillings.
  • Lead: Common in industrial zones and can contaminate soil, air, and water.
  • Cadmium: Found in zinc and lead mines, industrial areas, tobacco, cigarettes, plastics, and rubber.

 

Who Should Consider Heavy Metal Testing?

  1. Individuals with unexplained symptoms such as weight loss resistance, hormonal imbalances, fatigue, numbness, or anaemia, which might be linked to heavy metal toxicity.
  2. People living in toxic environments or near industrial factories.
  3. Workers exposed to hazardous substances, such as those in battery production, goldsmithing, or welding.
  4. Individuals are frequently outdoors and exposed to pollution.
  5. Those who dine out often, potentially consuming contaminated food.
  6. Regular users of hair dyes or nail products, which may contain toxic metals.

 

Important Information Before Deciding

Testing for heavy metals in the body is not a treatment but an assessment to determine whether harmful levels of toxic metals are present. The results serve as a guide for health management and detoxification.

Exposure to heavy metals doesn’t always cause immediate illness, but these substances can accumulate over time, leading to gradual disruptions in various bodily systems. This accumulation may eventually result in serious conditions like cancer, high blood pressure, or kidney failure.

 

Book your appointment today!

Contact us at info.bkk@pulse-clinic.com or chat on your preferred platform:

 +66 65 237 1936    @PULSEClinic   PulseClinic

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