Take Control of Your Vitamin D Levels with KP Pharma UK
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Boost Your Health withVitamin D Testing
Catch Deficiencies:
Boost Immunity:
Improve Mood:
Reduce Health Risks:
Symptoms Indicating aNeed for Vitamin D Testing
Fatigue and Tiredness
Bone and Back Pain
Low Mood
Impaired Wound Healing
Bone Loss
Muscle Pain or Weakness
Frequent Infections or Illnesses
How We Measure Your Vitamin D Levels
Book An AppointmentVitamin D and Your Family:A Shared Health Journey -Build Emotion
Infants
Children aged one to four
Older children and adults
Shared Health Risks:
Peace of Mind:
Proactive Care:
Family Well-being:
Strengthening Bonds:
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Getting Readyfor the Test
Before the Test:
No Fasting Required
Eat and drink as normal.
Medication and Supplements:
Continue as usual, but if you’re on high doses of Vitamin D supplements, discuss this with your healthcare provider as it might affect the test results.
During the Test:
Simple and Quick
A small blood sample is taken from your arm or a finger prick.
Safe and Hygienic
Conducted with sterile equipment in a clean environment.
After the Test:
Immediate Results
Available within 15 minutes.
Understanding Your Results
Your provider will explain the results, suggest dietary changes, or recommend supplements if needed.
Follow-Up
A follow-up appointment may be recommended to monitor and adjust treatments as necessary.
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Understanding Your Vitamin DTest Results
| Vitamin D Level (nmol/L) | Vitamin D Level (ng/mL) | What It Means for Your Health |
Less than 30 | Less than 12 | Deficient:Very low levels of Vitamin D. Can lead to bone problems like rickets in children and softening of bones in adults. |
30 to 49 | 12 to 19 | Inadequate:These levels are below what is generally considered enough for overall health and bone strength. |
50 or more | 20 or more | Adequate:This is considered a healthy level for maintaining good bone health and overall well-being |
Above 125 | Above 50 | High:Very high levels can lead to health problems, such as damaging kidneys and bones, especially if over 150 nmol/L or 60 ng/mL. |
Follow-Up Recommendations After Your Vitamin D Test
Schedule your Vitamin D check-up today!Complementary Tests
HbA1c Test:
Full Blood Count (FBC):
Clotting Studies:
Bone Health Assessments:
