What We Test
Environmental Toxins
Markers a clinician may consider in relation to environmental exposures.
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The health areaWhy environmental toxins matter
In certain situations, a clinician may consider markers related to environmental exposures, such as heavy metals.
These are specialised tests used selectively, not routine screening.
The gapWhat routine testing may not cover
Environmental-toxin testing is specialised and used only when a clinician considers it appropriate.
It is not part of routine health screening for most people.
Educational examplesRepresentative markers, explained
These are representative examples of the kinds of markers a clinician may consider in this health area. They are educational illustrations — not a confirmed catalogue, and not labelled as included, available or part of any package. Until Saathya's diagnostic catalogue is confirmed, exact tests and inclusions will be published once finalised.
Heavy-metal markers
Tests for certain metals, used only when exposure is suspected.
- May help assess:
- Can help investigate a specific suspected exposure.
- Cannot alone:
- They are not routine screening and are used selectively by a clinician.
Any result is interpreted by a qualified professional in the context of your symptoms, history and other findings — never in isolation.
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