
GASTRIN
Author Details
Written By
Dr. Vikram Singh
MD (General Medicine)
Supervised By
Dr. Meera Nair
MD (Pathology)




GASTRIN
Home gastrin testing with professional sample collection and fast UAE lab results to monitor gastric function and support timely treatment decisions.
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The Gastrin test measures the concentration of the gastrin hormone in the blood, a key regulator of gastric acid secretion and digestive function. Performed via professional at‑home venous sample collection, Touch Connect provides fast analysis through UAE‑accredited laboratories to support timely clinical decisions. This test is important for evaluating abnormal acid production, investigating causes of peptic ulcer disease or refractory GERD, and for detecting conditions such as Zollinger–Ellison syndrome.
Parameters Measured
- Serum Gastrin
- Fasting Gastrin Level
- Basal Gastrin Concentration
When to Test it?
- Recurrent or treatment‑resistant peptic ulcer disease
- Persistent GERD symptoms despite acid suppression therapy
- Suspected Zollinger–Ellison syndrome or gastrinoma
- Unexplained acid hypersecretion or severe secretory diarrhoea
- Assessment of atrophic gastritis or pernicious anaemia with abnormal gastric function
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Benefits Includes:
- Professional at‑home venous sample collection by certified phlebotomists
- Rapid processing and reporting by UAE‑accredited laboratories
- Early detection of acid‑secreting disorders to guide treatment
- Reduces clinic visits and accelerates clinical decision‑making
- Clear lab report suitable for review by your treating physician
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Test requirements:
- At‑home venous blood sample collection by a trained phlebotomist
- Fasting for 8–12 hours prior to the test
- Avoid proton pump inhibitors and H2‑blockers if medically safe — consult your physician before stopping any medication
- Inform the phlebotomist and your doctor about all current medications and recent procedures affecting gastric acid
Author Details
Written By
Dr. Vikram Singh
MD (General Medicine)
Supervised By
Dr. Meera Nair
MD (Pathology)

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