Hi kam yes there are and your doctor can get it done for you I am giving you a link but there are many more in the search engine www.detoxmetals.com/pages/Heavy-Testing.html there is detox for any metals found. a lot of lead and mercury...the ones that come up now are Barium, alluminium, strontium ..some really bad toxins . We are living in a toxic age ..between chem trails every day and the radiation from Fukushima its good to get information .
Thank you for your posting:) Do you know if this a test that my family physician can request?
Thanks so much for your reply. I actually was not even aware that it was possible to have the type of blood work you described above. I did ask for my hormones to be checked at one point, but according to my doctor, I was "too young". I have actually researched a bit about adrenal insufficiencies, and the symptoms seem to match my own. I am going to see a doctor in about a week who is naturopath, and deals with each of the systems individually, so I will see if that is helpful at all. If you don't mind me asking, what kind of treatment are you currently undergoing for the adrenal insufficiency?
Check out allergies, especially environmental ,you can ask for a heavy metal test will tell you if there are any toxins in your body ..
When you say that the doctor did a complete blood check, do you know what tests were actually done? Your symptoms can be caused by endocrine system imbalances. These imbalances can cause anxiety attacks, brain fog, depression, sleep disturbances, lack of energy and focus, etc. A couple of years ago I was having severe panic attacks out of the blue, all of my standard testing was normal, so I was referred to a psychiatrist due to the unexplainable anxiety. Making a long story short, I got rid of the psychiatrist when their tactics did not help. I switched doctors, and my new doctor immediately ordered full testing on my blood and a neurotransmitter saliva test and urinalysis. This is the most complete blood test I have ever had, it went beyond what is routinely screened in the GP's office. It tested all of my hormones, vitamin/mineral balance, kidney/liver function, and neurotransmitters. I have been diagnosed with an adrenal insufficiency, which is what led to the panic attacks. It impacted the production of hormones and neurotransmitters and was at the root of my severe panic attacks and fatigue. I have been free of my symptoms since starting treatment a year ago. Prior to the sudden onset of the panic attacks, I had a clean bill of health, according to the standard/routine tests that had been done. Endocrine system disorders can be easily overlooked because of varying symptoms that mimic other disorders.
Thanks so much for you comment:) I am sorry to hear you have being going through a tough time. Have the symptoms persisted since your diagnoses, or are you feeling better? I actually got my thyroid levels checked as well, but they did not find anything concerning. My iron was on the lower side, but my doctor told me that I was not anemic. My mom has been anemic for the better part of her life, but my count was not as low as hers.
have had similar for years and now mild graves disease and a tumor with half thyroid removed.I would get thyroid anti bodies checked and blood pressure and anemia as have had all these symtoms and maybe all.Hope you get to the right diagnosis soon.God bless.