Why It Matters
The Hematology Panel provides a comprehensive evaluation of red blood cell production, iron metabolism, and oxygen-carrying capacity. By combining biomarkers related to iron storage, vitamin absorption, erythropoiesis, and blood cell health, it helps identify iron deficiency anemia, vitamin B12 and folate deficiencies, and other hematologic abnormalities at earlier stages.
This panel also supports differentiation between nutritional deficiencies, chronic disease–related anemia, and disorders affecting healthy blood cell production.
Who Should Get It
Recommended for patients experiencing fatigue, weakness, dizziness, shortness of breath, pale skin, brain fog, or suspected nutritional deficiencies. It may also benefit individuals with chronic inflammation, gastrointestinal absorption issues, heavy menstrual bleeding, restrictive diets, or a history of anemia.
How This Panel Is Used
Physicians use the Hematology Panel to investigate unexplained fatigue and anemia-related symptoms, evaluate iron and vitamin status, monitor treatment response, and assess the body’s ability to produce healthy red blood cells. It is also useful in identifying underlying causes of abnormal blood counts and impaired oxygen transport.
What’s Included
This panel includes biomarkers associated with red blood cell production, iron transport and storage, vitamin B12 and folate status, and overall hematologic function, providing a more complete picture of blood health and oxygen delivery capacity.
This panel includes biomarkers related to metabolic health, organ function, electrolyte balance, and cardiovascular risk assessment, helping provide a comprehensive overview of overall health status.