Vitamin K Test

Importance of the Test

Why is Vitamin K essential? Because Vitamin K helps the liver produce proteins that assist in a blood clot. It also helps in strengthening the bones. A human adult typically has enough Vitamin K because the normal bacteria in the gut is enough to produce. We can find it in the fat of many different food items that we eat regularly. There is storage space in the liver for Vitamin K, so it’s okay if you don’t intake it every day. You will start getting bruises more easily. They will be visible more than usual if your body isn’t getting enough Vitamin K. You are finding it hard to stop bleeding after an injury, or doctors complained about the same after surgery. It makes a woman’s menstruation cycle heavier. Adults with Vitamin K deficiency face various health problems. Some examples include chronic kidney disease, diabetes, digestive disorders such as coeliac disease, a blocked bile duct, and cystic fibrosis. Some Anticoagulants, for example, warfarin, increase the risk of Vitamin K deficiency. Humans who consume antibodies, have a fat absorption problem and take anticoagulants need to contact a doctor before getting tested.

Basic Knowledge

Getting tested on a regular basis will help you detect various illnesses. With regular testing, you can stay healthy and active with Self-Test Diagnostic helping you lead the way. We have been in the at-home testing business for years now. We have a tie-ups with the best laboratories in India including iGenetic Diagnostics and One Billion Diagnostics. Our Phlebotomist has a minimum experience of 5 years and has taken both doses of the Covid-19 vaccine. With our accuracy rate of 90%, we are certified by IGNOU. Our services are available for 365 days, and you can customize the packages according to your requirement.

Report Time

24 Hours

Fasting Time

12 Hours

Test for

Male,Female

Age

5-99 years

Frequently Asked Questions

 

Is there a blood test for Vitamin K?

Is there a test for Vitamin K deficiency?

To know if you lack Vitamin K, your doctor is likely to perform a coagulation test, the prothrombin time (PT) test. The blood test determines how long your blood takes to clot.

What is a Vitamin K1 blood test?

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