Toxicology
Heavy Metal Testing
Screening for toxic metal exposure (lead, mercury, cadmium, etc.)
Quantitative assessment of toxic metal burden to identify environmental exposures that may affect neurological development and behavior.
$750.00
Overview
- Accurate detection of toxic metals
- Supports detox plans and monitoring
- Important for environmental exposure cases
Heavy Metal Testing
Heavy metal testing measures toxic elements such as lead, mercury, arsenic, and cadmium. Elevated levels can impair cognitive development and contribute to neurological symptoms; early detection facilitates targeted remediation.
When to test
- Known environmental or occupational exposure.
- Unexplained neurological or developmental symptoms with possible exposure history.
Interpreting results
Results should be interpreted alongside exposure history and clinical presentation. Follow-up testing and medically supervised detoxification/mitigation plans may be recommended when levels are elevated.