What happens if calcium deficiency is left untreated?
If untreated, calcium deficiency can lead to osteoporosis in adults or rickets in children.
How can calcium deficiency be tested?
You will need to provide a small blood sample, which is collected from your arm by a trained clinician. Once we have your sample, it will be sent to our accredited laboratory for analysis.
How will I receive my results?
Your calcium test results will be available the same working day from the receipt of your samples arrival at our fully accredited laboratory. You can view your results at any time by logging into the Better2Know websites secure patient area. Your login details will be given to you by our Patient Services team when you book your test. When your confidential test results are ready, a Better2Know advisor will contact you.
What should I do if my calcium levels are abnormal?
If the results of your calcium test reveal abnormal levels, you should seek medical advice. Speaking with a doctor will allow them to find the most appropriate course of treatment for your condition. Better2Know can arrange a doctor's consultation for you, following the receipt of your results. Our private medical professional will discuss your results with you in more detail and determine the most appropriate treatment for you.
How can I book my calcium test?
To book your calcium test please call Better2Know on the number shown above. Our dedicated Patient Services team will be happy to answer your questions and organise your booking.
Our health testing services are available at private clinics located throughout the country.