Thyroid Panel

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What is a Thyroid Blood Test Panel?

Though a part of the body that many people know little about, the thyroid plays a major part in daily wellness. Both hyperthyroidism and hypothyroidism — too much thyroid activity and too little thyroid activity, respectively — are cause for concern. Your thyroid controls much of your metabolism and plays a vital role in your overall health. It is important to monitor thyroid function, as it is estimated that up to twelve percent of the population in the United States will develop thyroid disease during their lifetime. That’s almost fifteen million people who have thyroid problems that affect their metabolism and are unaware.

This panel includes the following tests:

Free T4
Free T3
TSH
Thyroglobulin ab
Thyroperoxidase ab

Who should get this test?

Anybody can experience thyroid issues but some people are more susceptible than others.

What are the Thyroid Blood Test risks?

Women (up to 10 times more likely than men to have thyroid disorder)
People with a family history of thyroid issues
Adults aged 50+
Individuals with Type 1 Diabetes
Women who have been pregnant within the past 6 months
People being treated with lithium for six months or more
Those with iodine exposure or deficiency
Smokers
People who have been exposed to radiation therapy, especially around the neck

What are the signs of Hypothyroidism?

Sluggishness & Fatigue.
Weight Gain.
Muscle Weakness, Aches, Tenderness.
Depression.
Cold Sensitivity.
Mental Fogginess.
Irregular or Heavier Than Normal Periods.
Constipation.
Dry Skin & Thinning Hair.
High Blood Sugar.
High Cholesterol.

What are the signs of Hyperthyroidism?

Unexpected or Unusual Weight Loss.
Rapid Heartbeat.
Increased Appetite.
Nervousness & Anxiousness.
Shaking or Trembling.
Mental Fogginess.
Frequent Sweating.
Heat Sensitivity.
More Frequent Bowel Movements.
Swelling in the Neck from Enlarged Thyroid.
Sleep Difficulty.

When will I receive my results?

Once completed, you will receive your results within 3-5 business days in your LabFinder portal.

How do I prepare? Do I need to fast?

No preparation or fasting required. Just bring your LabFinder Order and Insurance Card to your appointment.

Book a Thyroid Panel

This is for educational purposes only. LabFinder does not provide medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. All users should consult with a medical provider in person for any health concerns.

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Related Blood & Urine Exam(s): Thyroid Level (TSH), T4, Free, T3, Free