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Patrekar PV, Inamdar SJ, Mali SS, Mujib MT, Ahir AA, Hosmani AH
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Advantages of Dried Urine for Testing Iodine, Bromine, Selenium, Arsenic, Mercury, and Cadmium Urine collection and shipment of the dried filter strips are simple and convenient for the patient and practitioner Dual collections of urine directly on a filter strip, upon awakening and just before bed, are far more convenient and less subject to the inherent inaccuracies of a 24 h urine collection, yet correlate well with 24 h urine collections Iodine, bromine, selenium, arsenic, mercury, cadmium, and creatinine in dried urine are exceptionally stable for weeks at room temperature allowing more flexibility in collection, shipment, testing, and storage Elements test results expressed in g/g creatinine allows normalization of results when problems exist with urine that is very concentrated or dilute Important Notes Regarding the Test For women, urine collection must be done when not menstruating If using hormones, refer to the Testing Instructions sheet for specific instructions depending on the type of hormones being used Avoid Biotin/Vitamin B7 for 3 days prior to testing Refrain from drinking more than 8 oz of water in the hour before each dried urine strip collection to allow urine to concentrate Complete the dried blood spot and strip #1 of the dried urine test upon waking in the morning
Proper dosing, administration techniques, and monitoring can enhance the effectiveness while minimizing risks
