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Iron Status Panel

Ferritin + Serum Iron + TIBC + UIBC
(Test Code: 324741)

A Complete Evaluation of Iron Levels and Iron Transport

This comprehensive iron panel assesses both circulating iron and stored iron, giving a clear picture of your body’s iron status.

This test includes:

• Ferritin

• Serum Iron

• Total Iron-Binding Capacity (TIBC)

• Unsaturated Iron-Binding Capacity (UIBC)

Together, these markers help identify iron deficiency, iron overload, inflammation-related iron imbalance, and issues with iron transport.

Why This Test Matters

Iron is essential for:

• Oxygen delivery throughout the body

• Energy production and metabolism

• Thyroid function

• Hormone balance

• Cognitive clarity

• Immune strength

• Healthy hair growth

Both low and high iron levels can cause symptoms. Testing ensures safe and targeted treatment rather than guessing.

What Each Marker Reveals

Ferritin

Measures stored iron in the body.
Low ferritin is commonly linked to:

• Fatigue

• Hair thinning

• Heavy menstrual cycles

• Exercise intolerance

Elevated ferritin may reflect:

• Inflammation

• Iron overload

• Liver stress

Serum Iron

Measures circulating iron currently available in the bloodstream.

TIBC (Total Iron-Binding Capacity)

Indicates how much iron your body can bind and transport through transferrin.
Higher TIBC often suggests deficiency.
Lower TIBC may suggest inflammation or overload.

UIBC (Unsaturated Iron-Binding Capacity)

Measures the portion of transferrin not currently bound to iron.
Helps clarify iron deficiency versus iron overload patterns.

Who Should Consider This Test?

This panel is especially helpful if you experience:

• Chronic fatigue

• Brain fog

• Hair loss

• Heavy or painful menstrual cycles

• Cold intolerance

• Restless legs

• Shortness of breath

• Thyroid concerns

• History of anemia

• Family history of hemochromatosis

It is also recommended before starting iron supplementation to ensure appropriate dosing.