Minerals & Electrolytes

Essential minerals and electrolytes in the blood

Overview

Minerals & Electrolytes are crucial indicators of your health that help:

  • Monitor overall health status
  • Detect potential health issues early
  • Guide treatment decisions
  • Track progress over time

Key Biomarkers

What is Chloride (Cl) in Blood Tests?

mmol/L

Learn about Chloride (Cl), its normal ranges, and what abnormal levels mean for your health.

What is Ionized Calcium (iCa) in Blood Tests?

mmol/L

Learn about Ionized Calcium (iCa), its normal ranges, and what abnormal levels mean for your health.

What is Magnesium (Mg) in Blood Tests?

mg/dL

Learn about Magnesium (Mg), its normal ranges, and what abnormal levels mean for your health.

What is Phosphorus (P) in Blood Tests?

mg/dL

Learn about Phosphorus (P), its normal ranges, and what abnormal levels mean for your health.

What is Potassium (K) in Blood Tests?

mmol/L

Learn about Potassium (K), its normal ranges, and what abnormal levels mean for your health.

What is Sodium (Na) in Blood Tests?

mmol/L

Learn about Sodium (Na), its normal ranges, and what abnormal levels mean for your health.

What is Total Calcium (Ca) in Blood Tests?

mg/dL

Learn about Total Calcium (Ca), its normal ranges, and what abnormal levels mean for your health.

Understanding These Results

When interpreting minerals & electrolytes, consider:

  • Individual variations
  • Time of testing
  • Recent medications
  • Lifestyle factors
  • Other related biomarkers

Common Related Conditions

Various health conditions can affect these biomarkers:

  • Specific diseases
  • Nutritional status
  • Medications
  • Lifestyle factors
  • Genetic factors

Improving Your Results

General recommendations for maintaining healthy levels:

  • Regular check-ups
  • Healthy diet
  • Regular exercise
  • Adequate sleep
  • Stress management

Learn More

Explore specific biomarkers below to understand their individual significance: