What this test is
The test measures aluminium in blood. Aluminium can accumulate in bone and the brain, and continuous exposure may cause neurological symptoms, muscle weakness and bone abnormalities.
Category: Toxicology & Heavy Metals
Aluminium (Al) in Blood (EDTA)
Aluminium in blood assesses accumulation in the body, particularly for people who work with aluminium or have long-term exposure.
What it is used for, and who should test
- Monitoring people who weld, cast or machine aluminium regularly
- Assessing long-term exposure through medicines or supplements
- Supporting assessment of unexplained neurological or bone symptoms
Sample and preparation
- Sample
- 2-3 mL of blood in a metal-free EDTA tube (purple top)
- Preparation
- No fasting required. Avoid aluminium dust exposure and pause aluminium-containing supplements as advised before testing.
Where to get tested
Samples are collected and results issued at S.F. Laboratory, the in-house laboratory of BK5 Med Health Clinic in Don Hua Lo, Chon Buri. No appointment is needed; walk in during opening hours.
- Sample collection at BK5 Clinic, 149/6-7 Don Hua Lo, Chon Buri District, Chon Buri 20000
- Open Monday-Friday 08.30-20.00 and Saturday 08.30-17.00
- Ask questions or book ahead on LINE @824xsgsj or call 063-223-6161
The information on this page is general knowledge to support your decisions and is not personal medical advice. Interpreting results and planning treatment requires assessment by a doctor. Please consult our medical staff before deciding on testing or treatment.
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Toxicology & Heavy Metals
Frequently asked questions about this test
How does aluminium enter the body?
By inhaling dust or fumes at work, through prolonged use of certain antacids, or from contaminated cookware or water in some areas.
How conclusive is a blood level?
Blood reflects short to medium-term exposure; long-term bone accumulation is assessed with symptoms and work history. A doctor interprets the results.
How should I prepare for Aluminium (Al) in Blood (EDTA)?
No fasting required. Avoid aluminium dust exposure and pause aluminium-containing supplements as advised before testing.
How long do results take?
About 15 days, depending on the laboratory workload that day. Our staff will confirm the collection time when you are served.
Where can I have this test done?
Samples are collected and results issued at S.F. Laboratory, the in-house laboratory of BK5 Med Health Clinic in Don Hua Lo, Chon Buri. No appointment is needed; walk in during opening hours.
How much does Aluminium (Al) in Blood (EDTA) cost?
Prices are not shown on this website. Ask for pricing and packages on LINE @824xsgsj or call 063-223-6161.
Contact us
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Phone
063-223-6161LINE Official
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Address
149/6-7 Don Hua Lo, Chon Buri District, Chon Buri 20000, Thailand
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- Monday - Friday
- 08.30 - 20.00
- Saturday
- 08.30 - 17.00