Cobalt in daily urine (chromatography)
The mass spectrometry test used by OLYMP CDL to test the content of trace elements in daily urine is a highly accurate method for measuring the concentration of toxic substances and trace elements in the body. Urine is an excellent biological material for monitoring the processes of metabolism and excretion of trace elements, as well as for diagnosing heavy metal poisoning.
Indications for analysis may include diagnosis of chronic intoxication, determination of the effectiveness of treatment and prevention of diseases associated with metabolic disorders.
Cobalt is an important trace element necessary for normal body function. It is a component of vitamin B12 and plays a key role in blood formation. However, excess cobalt can have toxic effects on the body, especially on the kidneys and heart.