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Health Checkup for Vitamin Deficiency

Identify nutritional gaps with comprehensive vitamin and mineral screening including vitamin D, B12, iron, calcium, folate, and other essential micronutrients.

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Recommended Packages for Vitamin Deficiency

Based on the tests relevant to vitamin deficiency, we recommend these packages:

Full Body Checkup with Vitamin D & B12

80 parameters. Review preparation and collection options.

Includes vitamin D, B12, iron studies, calcium, and CBC — covering the most common nutritional deficiencies alongside general health markers.

80 parametersBloodHome collectionWithin 6 hours
  • Lipid, Liver, Kidney, Thyroid
  • Iron Profile & Electrolytes
  • HbA1c & CBC
  • Vitamin B12 & Vitamin D
₹2,299View Details
Best value
Full Body Checkup with Heavy Metals & Vitamins A to K

134 parameters. Review preparation and collection options.

An extensive panel with additional micronutrient markers including folate, zinc, and magnesium for a thorough nutritional assessment.

134 parametersBloodHome collectionWithin 6 hours
  • All 11 Vitamins (A, B1-B7, D, E, K)
  • Heavy Metal Screening (22 elements)
  • Cardiac Risk & Arthritis Panels
  • Fasting Insulin & Lp-PLA2
₹4,499View Details
Full Body Checkup with Vitamin D, B12 & Urine Test

103 parameters. Review preparation and collection options.

Combines vitamin screening with thyroid, liver, and metabolic panels, as nutritional deficiencies often coexist with other metabolic issues.

103 parametersBlood and urineHome collectionWithin 6 hours
  • Vitamin B12 & Vitamin D
  • Testosterone & hs-CRP
  • Complete Urine Analysis (24)
  • CBC, HbA1c, Iron
₹1,999View Details

Why Screening Matters

Nutritional deficiencies develop slowly and their symptoms overlap with many other conditions, making them easy to miss. Untreated deficiencies can lead to serious complications — vitamin D deficiency weakens bones, B12 deficiency damages nerves, and iron deficiency impairs cognitive function. Testing provides clarity and prevents both under-treatment and over-supplementation.

Understanding Vitamin Deficiency

Vitamin and mineral deficiencies are remarkably common in India. Studies show that over 70% of Indians are deficient in vitamin D, and B12 deficiency is widespread, especially among vegetarians. These deficiencies cause symptoms like chronic fatigue, hair fall, muscle weakness, mood changes, poor immunity, and bone pain that are often misattributed to stress.

The good news is that once identified, most nutritional deficiencies are straightforward to treat with targeted supplementation and dietary changes. However, self-supplementing without testing can be ineffective or even harmful, as some vitamins can be toxic in excess. Blood tests provide the precise data needed for safe, effective correction.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the most common vitamin deficiencies in India?
Vitamin D deficiency is the most prevalent (affecting over 70% of Indians), followed by vitamin B12 (especially in vegetarians), iron, calcium, and folate deficiencies.
Can vitamin deficiency cause hair fall?
Yes. Deficiencies in vitamin D, B12, iron, biotin, and zinc are all linked to hair loss. A blood panel can identify which specific deficiency is contributing to your hair fall.
Should I take vitamin supplements without testing?
It is best to test first. Over-supplementation of fat-soluble vitamins (A, D, E, K) can cause toxicity, and some symptoms may have causes unrelated to vitamins. Testing ensures targeted, safe supplementation.