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Retinol Binding Protein LabCorp

Dry eyes: This test measures the protein that carries Vitamin A, which is essential for maintaining healthy eye moisture.
Dry skin: Checking Retinol Binding Protein helps assess Vitamin A transport, which is vital for healthy skin maintenance.
Poor growth: Vitamin A is important for growth, and this test can help identify issues with its transport that might affect development.
Poor night vision: Vitamin A is crucial for vision, especially in low light, so this test can help evaluate potential transport problems affecting your night vision.
Vitamin A deficiency: This test helps assess how well your body handles Vitamin A, which can indicate if a deficiency or transport issue is present.
Weakened immunity: Vitamin A plays a role in immune function, and this test can help evaluate if transport issues are affecting your immune system.

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1057-l

LabCorp Test #: 123060, CPT: 83883

This test measures the level of retinol-binding protein (RBP) in your blood, which is a protein that carries vitamin A. It helps check for vitamin A deficiency or excess, and can also indicate certain kidney or liver problems. Low levels can suggest malnutrition or liver disease, while high levels might indicate kidney issues.

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Why To Buy	This Retinol Binding Protein test checks how well your body transports Vitamin A, which is important for vision, skin, and immune health. It can help identify if poor Vitamin A transport is contributing to your symptoms like dry eyes, dry skin, poor night vision, and weakened immunity. Defy Medical offers this test to help pinpoint potential Vitamin A issues related to your health concerns. Finding the cause(s) of: Dry eyes: This test measures the protein that carries Vitamin A, which is essential for maintaining healthy eye moisture. Dry skin: Checking Retinol Binding Protein helps assess Vitamin A transport, which is vital for healthy skin maintenance. Poor growth: Vitamin A is important for growth, and this test can help identify issues with its transport that might affect development. Poor night vision: Vitamin A is crucial for vision, especially in low light, so this test can help evaluate potential transport problems affecting your night vision. Vitamin A deficiency: This test helps assess how well your body handles Vitamin A, which can indicate if a deficiency or transport issue is present. Weakened immunity: Vitamin A plays a role in immune function, and this test can help evaluate if transport issues are affecting your immune system.
Symptoms	Dry eyes, Dry skin, Poor growth, Poor night vision, Vitamin A deficiency, Weakened immunity