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Vitamin B1 – Thiamine Blood Test

* This is not a home test kit. You will need to visit a local lab for testing.

Purpose of the Vitamin B1 – Thiamine Blood Test

The Vitamin B1 – Thiamine Blood Test is to check to see if there is a Vitamin B1 deficiency. This can stem from many factors such as genetics, alcoholism, underlying illness,  and not eating the right Vitamin B1 Thiamine rich foods. Vitamin B1 is responsible for using carbohydrates for energy in your body. Not producing enough Vitamin B1 Thiamine can be a disease called Beriberi which means the body is not converting it properly. Vitamin B1 Thiamine is also responsible for using carbohydrates for energy in your body.

Tests Included:

Quest
Vitamin B1 (5042)
Labcorp
Vitamin B1 (121186)

What does the Vitamin B1 – Thiamine Blood Test measure?

The Vitamin B1 – Thiamine Blood Test will tell you how much Vitamin B1 Thiamine you have in your body. If your Vitamin B1 Thiamine is low then it poses a risk to your health in many ways. Yes, being Vitamin B1 Thiamine deficient is rare it is something you should know about.

Who Should Take a Vitamin B1 – Thiamine Blood Test?

This test is suggested if you experience irritability, lethargy, blurred vision, bad memory, insomnia, and just feel weak and fatigued. There are many  signs and symptoms of a Vitamin B1 deficiency to look out for. The Vitamin B1 Thiamine lab test can also help people who are malnourished or struggling with an illness to detect if Vitamin b1 is something they are lacking in. If all cylinders are firing properly, then you should be in good shape health wise. 

Preparation for the Vitamin B1 – Thiamine Blood Test

You should fast 12-14 hours prior to testing so you can get an accurate reading of your Vitamin B1 Thiamine blood test results. Eating 

Results of the Vitamin B1 – Thiamine Blood Test

The results of the Vitamin B1 – Thiamine Blood Test will tell you whether or not you are deficient in Vitamin B1. The normal range for Vitamin B1 levels may vary slightly among different labs, but any level lower than the normal range is considered deficient. 

If you received your results and they are low then we suggest you reach out to your healthcare provider and see what steps you can take to get your Vitamin B1 Thiamine level to a healthy state. Your doctor or healthcare provider can help guide you to make a good decision if you are Vitamin B1 Thiamine deficient.

Where Can I Get a Vitamin B1 – Thiamine Blood Test Done Near Me?

You can get the Vitamin B1 Thiamine Blood Test with Personalabs. Personalabs is contracted with over 4,000 lab locations so you can find a close lab near you to get tested. They also have 400 other lab tests to choose from and a ton of vitamin and nutrition tests.

To get started, visit our Vitamin B1 – Thiamine Blood Test page and place your order. Rest assured that our testing facilities follow strict quality standards to ensure accurate results.

For more information on other tests available and related products, please visit our Vitamin & Nutrition testing category page.

Estimated Turn Around For Results:

2-10 Business Days

For an exact turnaround time for results, please contact us at Personalabs and we will contact the lab on your behalf as turnaround times vary depending on testing location or lab testing provider.

Additional information

Provider

LabCorp, Quest

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STEP 2

Generate & Print Out Lab Order

Our physician network will approve your order within 2-4hrs.

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STEP 3

Visit the Lab

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STEP 4

Get Your Results

Results can be provided in as little as 24-48 hrs. For more complex tests, please contact us for turn around times.

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