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Bone Health

Maintaining strong, healthy bones is essential for overall well-being, especially as we age. Bones naturally lose density and strength over time. This increases the risk of fractures, reduced mobility, and chronic discomfort. Serious conditions such as osteoporosis, Paget’s disease, and bone cancer can develop gradually. Often, these remain undetected until significant damage has occurred. Early detection and monitoring are therefore vital for preserving skeletal health and maintaining independence.

Bone health is also linked to other organs, including the liver and thyroid. These organs regulate minerals and hormones necessary for strong bones. Imbalances can reduce the body’s ability to maintain calcium, phosphate, and other nutrients. This highlights the need for comprehensive testing to support prevention and early diagnosis.

At Fortress Clinical Laboratory, our Bone Health Test Profile assesses the minerals, proteins, and enzymes critical for bone strength, repair, and growth. This blood test provides actionable insights into bone metabolism. Early detection allows your healthcare provider to implement strategies that protect skeletal health and support long-term wellness.

The Bone Health Profile Includes:

  • Albumin – a vital protein that helps transport calcium through the bloodstream, supporting bone density.
  • Alkaline Phosphatase (ALP) – an enzyme essential for bone formation, growth, and repair.
  • Calcium – the primary mineral for structural strength and skeletal integrity.
  • Adjusted Calcium – a refined calcium measurement accounting for protein levels in the blood.
  • Phosphate – crucial for bone mineralisation, energy production, and cellular function.
  • Vitamin D – necessary for optimal calcium absorption and healthy bone development.

By regularly monitoring your bone health, you and your doctor can identify early changes, reduce the risk of fractures, and implement personalised interventions. These may include targeted dietary adjustments, tailored exercise programmes, vitamin supplementation, or medical treatment — all aimed at supporting long-term bone strength and overall mobility.

Taking a proactive approach today allows you to maintain independence, confidence, and an active lifestyle well into the future. With the expertise and comprehensive testing services of Fortress Clinical Laboratory, you can be confident that your bone health is in safe, professional hands.