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January promotion! "Anaemia" profile from 1 to 31 January 2026
Start the new year with normal iron levels
Profile composition:
- Ferritin
- Iron (Fe)
- Transferrin
- Vitamin B12
- Folic acid (folate)
- Reticulocyte count
- Latent serum iron-binding capacity
- Complete blood count with C-reactive protein
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Constant fatigue, drowsiness, dizziness, shortness of breath during exercise, decreased concentration - many people attribute these symptoms to stress, lack of sleep or "overwork".
But these common complaints may be hiding anaemia.
Anaemia is a condition in which the level of haemoglobin or the number of red blood cells in the blood is reduced. Haemoglobin is responsible for transporting oxygen from the lungs to organs and tissues. When there is not enough of it, the body literally begins to suffocate at the cellular level.
Most commonly found in:
- women of reproductive age
- pregnant and breastfeeding women
- people with chronic inflammatory diseases
- people who have had infections and operations
Types of anaemia:
Iron deficiency anaemia
- The most common type of anaemia. Occurs when iron stores are depleted.
B12-folate deficiency anaemia
- Anaemia associated with impaired DNA synthesis in bone marrow cells.
Anaemia associated with impaired blood formation:
Hypoproliferative anaemia
- A form of anaemia in which the bone marrow produces insufficient red blood cells.
Aplastic anaemia
- A severe and rare form of anaemia. The production of all blood cells is reduced.
Ferritin
A protein complex that is the main way of storing iron in the body. Ferritin analysis is one of the most informative markers for suspected iron deficiency, which is characteristic of iron deficiency anaemia.
Iron
A vital trace element found in the body that is involved in oxygen transport. The test measures the concentration of iron in the blood, which reflects the amount of iron that binds to the transport protein (transferrin) and is available for oxygen transport.
Transferrin
A plasma protein glycoprotein, the main carrier of iron in the blood.
Transferrin performs an important function:
- transports iron to organs and tissues
Helps to determine the cause of anaemia and distinguish iron deficiency from anaemia associated with chronic diseases.
Vitamin B12
A water-soluble vitamin that the body cannot synthesise on its own and can only obtain from food. B12 deficiency anaemia is associated with impaired blood cell maturation due to a lack of vitamin B12.
Folic acid
A B vitamin that the body cannot synthesise on its own and obtains from food. It is involved in key biological processes, including DNA synthesis, cell division and the formation of new blood cells.
The test helps to distinguish iron deficiency anaemia from folic acid deficiency anaemia.
Reticulocyte count
Reticulocytes are young red blood cells. Their number indicates the rate of blood renewal and helps to understand how the body compensates for oxygen deficiency.
Serum iron-binding capacity
A laboratory indicator that reflects the potential ability of blood to bind iron.
In the blood, iron is transported by the protein transferrin. Normally, one-third of transferrin is occupied by iron, and the rest is in reserve. SIBC shows precisely this reserve, the free spaces that can still bind iron.
The analysis helps to deepen the diagnosis of anaemia, especially iron deficiency anaemia.
Complete blood count (with C-reactive protein)
Helps to identify inflammatory processes, assess haemoglobin, erythrocyte and leukocyte levels, and is important for the diagnosis of anaemia.