Iron & Anemia Testing in Dublin, Ohio

If you're feeling unusually tired, weak, or pale, your provider may recommend this panel to check for anemia. It looks at your red blood cell counts (CBC) along with iron, vitamin B12, and folate levels, the nutrients your body needs to make healthy red blood cells and the most common causes of anemia when they run low.

The Complete Blood Count checks the cells that make up your blood, including red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets, to give a broad picture of your overall health. It's commonly used to screen for anemia, infection, and other blood-related conditions, or to help explain symptoms like fatigue, fever, or unusual bruising.

This panel checks how much iron your body has stored and how well it's transported through your blood, using three related measurements: ferritin, serum iron, and TIBC. It's commonly used to help diagnose iron deficiency anemia or, less often, iron overload.

This test checks your vitamin B12 and folate levels, two nutrients your body needs to make healthy red blood cells and maintain nerve function. It's commonly ordered to help evaluate symptoms like fatigue, numbness or tingling, or a type of anemia where red blood cells are unusually large.