Bone Health Lab Tests: Know Your Risks

Uncover the why behind bone loss

Our bones support us and protect our vital organs. Get lab tests to learn how you can support your skeletal system.

What do bone health lab tests look for?

Levels of vitamins and minerals, like vitamin D, calcium and magnesium, that are vital to healthy bone formation
Hormones and other markers associated with bone formation and risk of bone loss

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Bone Health Lab Tests

The PTH test detects parathyroid disease and assesses function

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In addition to the identification of parathyroid disease, the parathyroid hormone (PTH) intact blood test is used to evaluate other disorders that affect calcium balance.

Used to monitor bone diseases or tumors

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Bone loss often occurs as a result of an imbalance between bone reabsorption (disappearance) and bone formation. This test measures a marker of active bone formation, which gives those concerned about bone disorders an accurate picture of their risk.

Measures viscosity in serum & evaluates hyperviscosity syndrome

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Checking for abnormal ionized calcium levels can help health practitioners assess for several diseases and and certain conditions that alter your levels of albumin.

Osteocalcin is used as a biomarker for bone formation

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If your health practitioner is concerned about certain bone diseases, this test will assess serum levels of osteocalcin, a calcium-binding hormone. High levels may indicate the need for further evaluation.

Find out if you’re getting enough of the sunshine vitamin

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Vitamin D is an essential nutrient. This simple 25-hydroxyvitamin D blood test can determine whether your levels fall within an optimal range.

Find out if you have enough of the critical mineral, magnesium

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This test measures blood levels of magnesium, one of the body’s most important minerals. Magnesium supports healthy cardiovascular and immune system function, bone strength, energy metabolism, and other key body functions.