Healthcare providers, including doctors, hematologists, and other specialists, typically request a UIBC Blood Test to assess a patient's iron status and diagnose iron-related disorders.

Learn about the purpose of a UIBC Blood Test and what to do with the results through this guide!
Healthcare providers, including doctors, hematologists, and other specialists, typically request a UIBC Blood Test to assess a patient's iron status and diagnose iron-related disorders.
UIBC Blood Tests are used when there are symptoms of anemia, suspected iron deficiency, or iron overload conditions or as part of routine health checkups and preoperative assessments.
A blood sample is collected from a patient, and the serum or plasma is separated and analyzed in a clinical laboratory to measure Unsaturated Iron-Binding Capacity (UIBC) levels. The results are interpreted in the context of other iron-related markers to diagnose and manage iron-related conditions.
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