Aluminium Urine 24H

The Aluminium Urine 24H test measures the total amount of aluminium excreted in urine over a full 24‑hour period to assess recent body burden and environmental or occupational exposure. This at‑home service includes professional collection by a trained technician, secure transport, and analysis in an accredited laboratory to provide an accurate exposure assessment for residents of Dubai.

This test is recommended for individuals with potential workplace exposure (e.g., aluminium production, welding), chronic use of aluminium‑containing antacids or supplements, patients on dialysis, or anyone with symptoms suggestive of aluminium toxicity (bone pain, cognitive changes). Results are reported as total urinary aluminium (standardized to 24 hours and often adjusted for creatinine) and should be interpreted by a physician alongside clinical findings and exposure history.

• Urinary Aluminium (24‑hour)
• Total 24‑hour Urine Volume
• Urine Creatinine (24‑hour)

• After suspected occupational or environmental aluminium exposure
• With regular use of aluminium‑containing antacids, supplements or topical products
• In patients on long‑term dialysis or with renal impairment
• When unexplained bone pain, fractures, or neurological symptoms arise
• To monitor response to exposure‑reduction measures or chelation therapy

• Professional at‑home 24‑hour urine collection by trained staff in Dubai
• Accurate total excretion measurement that reduces variability vs spot tests
• Sensitive laboratory analysis (ICP‑MS or equivalent) for low‑level detection
• Clinical interpretation-ready report with follow-up recommendations
• Convenient scheduling and UAE‑compliant documentation for medical follow-up

• Collect all urine for a continuous 24‑hour period using the supplied container
• Avoid aluminium‑containing antacids, supplements, and topical aluminium for 48–72 hours prior
• Keep the collection refrigerated or stored in a cool place during the 24 hours
• Provide a complete medication and exposure history to the collector or clinician