MIPL- Bone Health Panel
MRP - ₹ 6,190 4,300
About the package:
The Bone Health Panel is a comprehensive diagnostic screening that evaluates markers of bone metabolism, inflammation, and autoimmune activity. It measures mineral balance, vitamin status, inflammatory markers, and immune indicators to assess risks for osteoporosis, gout, rheumatoid arthritis, and other bone and joint disorders. This package helps identify early changes in bone strength and joint health so clinicians can recommend lifestyle changes, supplementation, or treatments to slow bone loss and reduce fracture risk. Women benefit especially from routine screening because hormonal changes after menopause increase the risk of accelerated bone loss; early detection enables preventive measures that support stronger, healthier bones over the long term.
Additional Information
| Tests: | COMPLETE BLOOD COUNT WITH ESR (CBC+ESR), C-REACTIVE PROTEIN; CRP, VITAMIN D 25-HYDROXY, PHOSPHORUS SERUM, RA-RHEUMATOID FACTOR SERUM QUANTITATIVE, CALCIUM SERUM, URIC ACID SERUM, ANTI CYCLIC CITRULLINATED PEPTIDE; ANTI CCP, ANTI NUCLEAR ANTIBODY / FACTOR (ANA/ANF) ELISA |
| Parameters: | 74 |
| Recommended for: | M/F/Others |
| Sample Type: | Blood |
| Patient Preparation: | Fasting sample is mandatory |
| Reports: | Same Day |
| Purpose: | To assess bone metabolism, inflammation, and autoimmune risks, enabling early detection and prevention of osteoporosis, arthritis, and related disorders |
FAQs
No—it assesses risk factors and related conditions (e.g., low vitamin D, inflammation); a bone density scan (DEXA) is needed for official osteoporosis diagnosis, but this panel supports it.
CBC checks for anemia or infection (common in chronic arthritis); while ESR adds inflammation insight, helping identify underlying causes of bone/joint symptoms.
ANA detects autoantibodies linked to autoimmune diseases like lupus, RA, or Sjögren's; positive ANA may suggest systemic inflammation affecting bones/joints, prompting further evaluation.
Vitamin D is crucial for calcium absorption and bone strength; as low levels increase osteoporosis risk, which can cause bone pain, weakness, or fractures.
Generally, a 4 to 8 hours of fasting is required for uric acid testing, other than that no major preparation is required.
