The all-around blood test

• Bilirubins : Shows how the liver breaks down waste products in the blood – elevated levels can cause fatigue, yellowing of the skin or liver problems.
• ALT (Alanine transaminase) : Enzyme from the liver – elevated values ​​may indicate liver disease or stress.
• Amylase : Enzyme from the pancreas – changes may indicate problems with digestion or the pancreas.
• Alkaline phosphatase (ALP) : Enzyme related to the liver, bones and biliary tract – abnormalities can cause fatigue and discomfort.
• GFR (Glomerular Filtration Rate) : Measure of kidney function – decreased function can lead to waste buildup and fatigue.
• Creatinine : Shows kidney function – elevated values ​​indicate reduced excretion of waste products.

• CRP (C-reactive protein) : Marker of inflammation or infection in the body – elevated levels can explain fatigue and malaise.

• Vitamin B12 : Deficiency can cause anemia, nerve damage and significant fatigue.
• Vitamin D (D3+D2) : Low levels can cause muscle weakness, decreased immune function and fatigue.
• Iron : Necessary to form hemoglobin – iron deficiency is one of the most common causes of fatigue.
• Transferrin saturation : Shows how well iron is transported in the blood – low saturation can cause fatigue, even with normal iron levels.
• Ferritin : Reflects the body's iron stores – low ferritin can cause fatigue before anemia can be seen in hemoglobin.
• Folate (vitamin B9) : Together with B12, important for blood formation – deficiency can lead to fatigue and impaired concentration.
• Calcium : Important for muscles and nerves – imbalance can cause fatigue, muscle cramps or weakness.
• Magnesium : Necessary for energy metabolism and muscles – deficiency can cause fatigue, restlessness and muscle pain.

• • Phosphate : Plays a role in the cells' energy metabolism – imbalance can cause fatigue and muscle weakness.

• Potassium : Regulates muscle, nerve and heart function – imbalance can cause weakness and fatigue.
• Sodium : Regulates fluid balance and energy – both too high and too low can cause fatigue and discomfort.
• Albumin : Produced in the liver – low levels can indicate disease, inflammation or malnutrition and cause fatigue.
• Urea : Waste substance that measures kidney function and protein metabolism – elevated levels may indicate impaired kidney function and fatigue.

• Hemoglobin : Shows how much oxygen the blood can transport – low levels (anemia) cause fatigue and shortness of breath.
• Erythrocyte volume (MCV) : Shows the size of the red blood cells – helps find the cause of anemia (e.g. iron or B12 deficiency).
• Leukocytes (white blood cells) : May indicate infection or inflammation, which often causes fatigue.
• Thrombocytes (blood platelets) : Values ​​that are too low or high can be a sign of illness, which can also cause fatigue.

• Long-term blood sugar (HbA1c) : Shows your average blood sugar over the past 2-3 months – imbalance can cause fatigue, fluctuating energy and be a sign of diabetes.

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