Mercury, 24 Hrs Urine

What is the Mercury Urine test?

This test measures mercury levels excreted in urine over a 24-hour period to assess exposure to mercury compounds.


Why is the test performed?

It is used to monitor occupational exposure, evaluate symptoms of mercury toxicity, or follow up on environmental poisoning cases.


What sample is needed, and how is it collected?

All urine passed over a 24-hour period is collected in a special container and submitted for testing.


How are the results interpreted?

Elevated levels suggest recent or ongoing exposure to mercury. Results are evaluated alongside clinical symptoms.


Is any special preparation needed before the test?

Avoid seafood and exposure to mercury-containing products before testing. Follow collection instructions carefully.