trio-smart Malabsorption Breath Test - Sucrose
Gemelli Biotech
Sample type: Breath
Requires fasting: Yes
At home test
Details
The trio-smart Sucrose Malabsorption Test measures the level of hydrogen in patients' breath to aid in the identification of sucrose malabsorption.
- Hydrogen, Pre-Dose Sucrose
- Hydrogen, 30M Post-Dose Sucrose
- Hydrogen, 1H Post-Dose Sucrose
- Hydrogen, 1.5H Post-Dose Sucrose
- Hydrogen, 2H Post-Dose Sucrose
- Hydrogen, 2.5H Post-Dose Sucrose
- Hydrogen, 3H Post-Dose Sucrose
- Hydrogen, 3.5H Post-Dose Sucrose
- Hydrogen Sulfide, Pre-Dose Sucrose
- Hydrogen Sulfide, 30M Post-Dose Sucrose
- Hydrogen Sulfide, 1H Post-Dose Sucrose
- Hydrogen Sulfide, 1.5H Post-Dose Sucrose
- Hydrogen Sulfide, 2H Post-Dose Sucrose
- Hydrogen Sulfide, 2.5H Post-Dose Sucrose
- Hydrogen Sulfide, 3H Post-Dose Sucrose
- Hydrogen Sulfide, 3.5H Post-Dose Sucrose
- Methane, Pre-Dose Sucrose
- Methane, 30M Post-Dose Sucrose
- Methane, 1H Post-Dose Sucrose
- Methane, 1.5H Post-Dose Sucrose
- Methane, 2H Post-Dose Sucrose
- Methane, 2.5H Post-Dose Sucrose
- Methane, 3H Post-Dose Sucrose
- Methane, 3.5H Post-Dose Sucrose
Estimated days for results: Results should arrive 3 business days after the lab receives samples.
A positive finding on a trio-smart breath test using a sucrose substrate indicates potentially impaired sucrose breakdown in the small intestine, which can lead to gastrointestinal symptoms such as bloating, abdominal pain, diarrhea, and flatulence.
The clinical relevance of the trio-smart malabsorption breath test for sucrose lies in its ability to discern a perceived decrease in the action of the enzyme sucrase. Sucrase acts at the intestinal lining, breaking down sucrose molecules into their component sugars, fructose and glucose. This leads to gastrointestinal symptoms such as bloating, abdominal pain, gas, and diarrhea. This test offers a non-invasive and efficient method for identifying sucrase deficiency, allowing healthcare providers to make informed dietary recommendations and treatment decisions.
Therefore, the trio-smart malabsorption breath test for sucrose can provide clarity for individuals experiencing gastrointestinal symptoms and guide appropriate management strategies tailored to their specific needs.
The clinical relevance of the trio-smart malabsorption breath test for sucrose lies in its ability to discern a perceived decrease in the action of the enzyme sucrase. Sucrase acts at the intestinal lining, breaking down sucrose molecules into their component sugars, fructose and glucose. This leads to gastrointestinal symptoms such as bloating, abdominal pain, gas, and diarrhea. This test offers a non-invasive and efficient method for identifying sucrase deficiency, allowing healthcare providers to make informed dietary recommendations and treatment decisions.
Therefore, the trio-smart malabsorption breath test for sucrose can provide clarity for individuals experiencing gastrointestinal symptoms and guide appropriate management strategies tailored to their specific needs.
3 business days
If you are taking antibiotics, consult with your healthcare provider regarding the timing of sample collection. Some antibiotics should be avoided before sample collection.
Avoid the following medications for at least 7 days before sample collection.
Avoid the following medications for at least 7 days before sample collection.
- Promotility drugs
- Laxatives
You must follow a restricted diet the day before sample collection. See the instructions in your kit for more details.
You must fast for 8-12 hours before sample collection.
- DO NOT eat or drink anything during this fasting period and sample collection time, except for the provided solution.
- You may drink a few sips of water if necessary.
State restrictions:
Patient can't order this test if they are located in Hawaii, Puerto Rico, New Jersey, New York, or Rhode Island
