Understand Your Nutritional Status. Support Energy and Nerve Health. Supplement Safely.
Assessment
Blood Sample
Blood Sample
Our Vitamin B1 and B6 Blood Test measures thiamine and pyridoxine, two nutrients essential for energy metabolism, blood formation and normal nervous-system function. Testing can support the investigation of deficiency, malabsorption, restricted intake and unexplained neurological symptoms.
Vitamin B6 testing may also help identify possible supplement-related excess, as prolonged high intake can itself cause nerve damage. Results must be interpreted alongside symptoms, diet, medicines, supplements and other laboratory findings.

Suitable for adults with symptoms or risk factors suggesting vitamin B1 or B6 imbalance

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Book Your Appointment
Arrange online or by telephone.
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Nutritional Review
We review symptoms, diet, medicines and supplements.
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Blood Collection
A venous blood sample is collected professionally.
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Laboratory Analysis s
Vitamin B1 and B6 are measured.
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Personal Consultation
Your findings and appropriate nutritional or medical next steps are explained.
It measures vitamin B1 (thiamine) and vitamin B6 (pyridoxine).
Possible features include poor appetite, weight loss, weakness, neurological symptoms and confusion. Severe symptoms require urgent assessment.
Can too much vitamin B6 be harmful?
Tell the clinic exactly what you take. Do not stop prescribed treatment without advice; ask for instructions about non-prescribed supplements.
Tell the clinic exactly what you take. Do not stop prescribed treatment without advice; ask for instructions about non-prescribed supplements.
Tell the clinic exactly what you take. Do not stop prescribed treatment without advice; ask for instructions about non-prescribed supplements.
Fasting is not normally required unless additional tests are booked.
Results are usually available within 4 days after the sample reaches the laboratory.
Assess two essential vitamins involved in energy metabolism and nerve health, with professional interpretation and supplement-safety guidance.
Urgent Note: Acute confusion, severe weakness, difficulty walking, abnormal eye movements or suspected severe thiamine deficiency requires urgent medical assessment and should not wait for routine test results.