Your liver health in focus – identify potential problems early.

The liver check analyzes important liver values ​​such as ALAT and GGT, which provide information about the function and health of your liver. This test will give you clarity about whether your liver is functioning optimally or whether there are possible problems.

Why test now? The liver is one of the central organs for your metabolism and detoxification. Unnoticed problems can have a negative impact on your health. With the liver check, you can react early and actively support your liver health.

Your advantages:

• Targeted analysis: Detailed review of key liver values.
• Simple and convenient: Flexible sampling from home.
• Clear feedback: Your individual report shows you your values ​​compared to the normal ranges.

Support your liver health – with the liver check from Probatix.

The liver check is crucial to monitor the health of your liver and ensure that it is functioning optimally.

• Liver function: monitoring and detection of liver cell damage
• Bile duct function: assessment of liver and bile duct function
• Bile flow and bone metabolism: Ensuring healthy bile flow function and stable bone metabolism

A liver check may be useful if you have the following symptoms or risk factors:

• Constant tiredness or exhaustion
• Yellowing of the skin or eyes (jaundice)
• Dark urine or light stool
• abdominal pain or swelling
• nausea or vomiting
• loss of appetite
• Frequent alcohol consumption
• Use of medications that could put a strain on the liver

For an accurate diagnosis and treatment recommendations, please consult a doctor.

GPT opt. (ALAT)

The biomarker GPT (also known as ALAT) is an enzyme primarily found in the liver. An elevated GPT level in the blood can indicate liver damage, such as in liver inflammation or liver diseases. Therefore, determining the GPT value is an important part of liver function diagnostics and can aid in the early detection and monitoring of liver diseases.

Bilirubin, total.

Bilirubin is an important biomarker for liver function. An increase in bilirubin levels in the blood can indicate liver diseases such as hepatitis or liver cirrhosis. It is also an indicator of hemolytic anemia. A low bilirubin level can suggest impaired liver function or a blockage of the bile ducts. Regular monitoring of bilirubin levels is therefore crucial for the diagnosis and treatment of liver diseases.

Gamma-GT (G-GT)

Gamma-GT (G-GT) is an important biomarker for liver diseases and alcohol-related damage. An elevated G-GT level in the blood can indicate liver problems, such as fatty liver, hepatitis, or liver cirrhosis. It is also an indicator of excessive alcohol consumption. Regular monitoring of the G-GT level is therefore important for the early detection and treatment of liver diseases.

Alk. Phosphatase (AP)

The biomarker alkaline phosphatase (AP) is an enzyme primarily produced in bones and the liver. An increase in AP levels in the blood can indicate bone or liver diseases. Therefore, measuring AP is an important part of diagnosing and monitoring bone and liver diseases.

1. What does the liver check measure?

The liver check measures various liver values ​​such as ALT, AST and gamma-GT, which provide important information about the function and health of your liver.

2. Who is the liver check suitable for?

The test is suitable for people who want to monitor their liver function, especially if they have risk factors such as regular alcohol consumption, medication intake or known liver disease.

3. What symptoms may indicate impaired liver function?

Symptoms such as fatigue, jaundice, nausea, or pain in the upper right abdomen may indicate liver problems and should be checked.

4. How is the liver check performed?

The test is done by taking a blood sample, which you can do from the comfort of your own home. Your sample is sent to our laboratory and analyzed.

5. How long does it take to receive my results?

The test results are usually available in your personal Probatix dashboard within a few days.

6. What can I do if my liver values ​​are abnormal?

If your liver values ​​are abnormal, you should consult a doctor to determine possible causes such as liver inflammation, fatty liver or gallbladder problems and to take appropriate measures.