Your panel results are reviewed online by our doctor free of charge.
Who is it for?
People who exercise regularly and intensively
Preparation
Some tests in this panel require 8–12 hours of fasting; your sample is collected in the morning on an empty stomach and you may drink only water. Ask your doctor about any medication you take regularly.
Preparing for your testInsurance
We work with private health insurers. We obtain the pre-approval for this panel and collect your sample once it is approved.
Insurance and paymentAbout this panel
Intensive training affects the muscles, kidneys, electrolyte balance and hormones. The Athlete Panel brings together tests that help monitor these systems.
The panel includes a complete blood count, the muscle enzymes CK and LDH, creatinine and uric acid, sodium, potassium, calcium and magnesium, ferritin, vitamin D and B12, morning cortisol and total testosterone. It is recommended that you review your results with your doctor.
Tests in this panel 14
Tap a test's name to see what it measures, its reference range and how to prepare.
- Uric Acid Test used to assess the risk of gout and kidney stones Blood Fasting required
- Creatinine Key blood test showing how well the kidneys filter the blood Blood
- Lactate Dehydrogenase (LDH) A general enzyme test indicating tissue and cell damage in the body Blood
- CK (Creatine Kinase) Blood level of creatine kinase, an enzyme that indicates muscle damage Blood
- Ferritin (Iron Stores) Level of the protein that reflects the body's iron stores Blood
- Sodium Basic electrolyte test reflecting the body's water and salt balance Blood
- Potassium Blood level of an electrolyte critical for heart rhythm and muscle function Blood
- Calcium (Ca) Blood calcium level for bone, muscle and nerve health Blood
- Magnesium Blood level of a mineral needed for muscles, nerves and heart rhythm Blood
- Vitamin B12 (Cobalamin) Vitamin level checked in anemia and nervous system problems Blood Fasting required
- 25-OH Vitamin D3 (Vitamin D) A blood test that shows the body's vitamin D stores Blood
- Cortisol (Morning) Measures cortisol in the morning hours, when its level is highest Blood
- Total Testosterone Basic test measuring the sum of bound and free testosterone in the blood Blood Fasting required
- Complete Blood Count (Hemogram) The basic blood test that counts your blood cells Blood
How is the panel done at home?
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Book your appointment
Fill in the online form or call us, and let's plan a day and time that suit you together.
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Your samples are collected at home
Our nurse comes to your address and collects the samples for all tests in the panel in a single visit, using sterile, single-use supplies.
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Your results reach you
Your samples are transported to the laboratory under proper conditions; your results are sent to you once they are ready.
Frequently asked questions
Panels are for screening and do not provide a diagnosis; your results should be reviewed with your doctor. If you have symptoms or need regular monitoring, tests are chosen on your doctor's advice.
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