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Bone Profile 2

The Bone Profile 2 offered at Marylebone Diagnostic Centre provides a comprehensive overview of your bone health by measuring key minerals and proteins involved in bone formation and metabolism. This test helps identify imbalances that could affect bone strength, calcium absorption, and vitamin D status.

    £119.00
    MLBP
    Turnaround1-2 day
    Sample typeBlood
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    Results reviewed by our clinical team

    What's included

    Comprehensive Bone Health Test in London. Note: this page's price/code panel displays 'Code: MLBP' (missing the '2') — using MLBP2 per your master list and the profiles hub page, which both list Bone Profile 2 under that code.

    • Albumin – A major blood protein that helps transport calcium and maintain fluid balance. Low albumin can affect calcium readings and indicate liver or nutritional issues.
    • Alkaline Phosphatase (ALP) – An enzyme linked to bone turnover. Elevated ALP may suggest increased bone activity, fractures, or conditions such as Paget's disease.
    • Calcium – A vital mineral for strong bones and teeth. Abnormal levels may indicate parathyroid disorders, kidney disease, or calcium imbalance.
    • Corrected Calcium – A calculated value that adjusts calcium based on albumin levels, giving a more accurate reflection of true calcium status.
    • Vitamin D 25(OH) – Essential for calcium absorption and bone mineralisation. Low vitamin D levels are common and can lead to bone weakness or fatigue.

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    Invest in your bone health today with the Bone Profile 2 Test at Marylebone Diagnostic Centre. Fast results, expert analysis, and accurate insights – all in one visit.

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    Frequently asked questions

    Why is bone health important?
    Healthy bones provide structure, support, and protection for the body. Maintaining proper calcium and vitamin D levels helps prevent osteoporosis and fractures.
    How should I prepare for the Bone Profile Test?
    No special preparation is required, but it's best to inform your clinician about any supplements or medications you take that might affect calcium or vitamin D levels.
    What do abnormal results indicate?
    Abnormalities may suggest conditions such as vitamin D deficiency, bone disease, or metabolic imbalances. Your doctor may recommend further testing or treatment.