Zinc Deficiency Test Singapore

Check Your Zinc Levels with a Simple Blood Test

Zinc is an essential trace mineral that supports immunity, wound healing, skin health, hormonal balance, and more. A deficiency can affect everything from your energy levels to your fertility — yet it’s often overlooked. 

 At Regis Medical, we offer a convenient blood test to check your zinc levels and help you restore balance for better health.

What Is a Zinc Deficiency Test?

A Zinc Deficiency Test is a simple blood test that measures the amount of zinc in your bloodstream to determine if you are getting enough of this vital mineral. 

A deficiency in zinc can affect everything from your energy and mood to your skin and immune system — yet it often goes unnoticed. 

At our clinic, we offer a fast and accurate zinc blood test, along with medical review and personalised recommendations to help restore optimal levels and support your overall health. 

What Is Zinc and Why Does It Matter?

Zinc is an essential trace element that plays a crucial role in: 

  • Immunity and infection resistance 
  • Wound healing and tissue repair 
  • Skin and hair health 
  • Hormonal balance (including testosterone and insulin regulation) 
  • Fertility and reproductive function 
  • Sense of taste and smell 

Even a mild deficiency can have noticeable effects on your health.

Symptoms of Zinc Deficiency

Many signs of low zinc are vague or easily attributed to other issues. You may want to get tested if you experience: 

    • Poor wound healing 
    • Hair loss or thinning 
    • Loss of appetite or altered taste 
    • Acne or skin rashes 
    • Fatigue or low energy 
    • Irregular menstruation or low testosterone 
    • Fertility issues
    • White spots on nails 

    What Causes Zinc Deficiency?

    Zinc deficiency can result from a range of dietary, medical, or lifestyle factors. Even if you're eating well, certain conditions may reduce zinc absorption or increase your body’s need for it.

    Common causes include:

    • Poor dietary intake: Vegetarian or vegan diets may lack sufficient zinc-rich foods (e.g., meat, seafood).
    • Digestive disorders: Conditions like Crohn’s disease, ulcerative colitis, or chronic diarrhoea can impair zinc absorption.
    • Chronic illnesses: Liver disease, kidney disease, diabetes, and cancer can increase zinc requirements.
    • High alcohol intake: Alcohol reduces zinc absorption and increases its loss through urine.
    • Pregnancy and breastfeeding: These life stages increase zinc demand.
    • Excess iron or copper supplements: Can interfere with zinc absorption if not properly balanced.
    • Older age: Seniors may absorb less zinc or have reduced appetite.

    Who Should Consider a Zinc Test

    You may benefit from a zinc deficiency test if you: 

    • Follow a vegetarian or vegan diet 
    • Have digestive conditions like IBS, Crohn’s, or celiac disease 
    • Are pregnant or breastfeeding 
    • Are recovering from surgery or wounds 
    • Take medications like diuretics, PPIs, or iron supplements (which may affect zinc absorption) 
    • Have unexplained fatigue, skin problems, or frequent illnesses 

    Zinc Deficiency Test

    Test

    Price

    Turnaround Time

    Zinc

    $150

    5-7 working days

    Other Deficiency Test

    Test

    Price

    Turnaround Time

    Full Blood Count and Peripheral Blood Film

    $25

    2–3 working days

    Vitamin & Mineral Deficiency Panel (Vitamin D, B12, Folate, Iron, Magnesium)

    $150

    2–3 working days

    Magnesium

    $15

    2–3 working days

    Ferritin Level Test

    $50

    2–3 working days

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    *Prices listed were last updated on 1 July 2023. Prices may be subject to change. 

    *Price does not include consultation fee and GST.

    Get Your Zinc Deficiency Test 

    Unexplained fatigue? Frequent infections? Skin or hormonal issues? A simple zinc test could reveal what’s missing.

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