Tiredness and low Energy Test

Tiredness and low Energy Test Panel

Feeling constantly fatigued? Our Tiredness Panel helps uncover potential causes of low energy by measuring key markers linked to iron levels, inflammation, and vitamin B12 absorption. With insights into Ferritin, Iron, Active B12, and CRP, this test identifies common imbalances that could be affecting your energy levels and overall well-being.

Why Check These Markers?

• Ferritin & Iron – Essential for oxygen transport in the blood. Low levels can lead to tiredness, dizziness, and reduced stamina.
• Active B12 – Unlike total B12, this measures the bioavailable form of the vitamin, which is crucial for energy production, brain function, and red blood cell formation. Even with normal total B12, low active B12 can cause fatigue, brain fog, and weakness.
• C-reactive protein (CRP) – A marker of inflammation that can indicate whether your body is under stress, which may contribute to feelings of fatigue.

Common Symptoms of Imbalances:

• Persistent tiredness or low energy
• Difficulty concentrating or brain fog
• Pale skin or dizziness
• Weakness or muscle fatigue
• Feeling sluggish despite getting enough sleep

Potential Causes of Low Energy:

• Iron deficiency or low ferritin – Commonly caused by low dietary intake, heavy periods, or increased demand (e.g., exercise, pregnancy).
• Chronic low-grade inflammation (CRP) – Linked to stress, poor sleep, diet, or lifestyle factors that may contribute to feeling run-down.
• Dietary imbalances – Low intake of iron- and B12-rich foods can contribute to persistent fatigue.

By identifying possible deficiencies or underlying inflammation, this test helps you take proactive steps to improve your energy levels and overall wellness.