THYROID PROFILE, TOTAL
About THYROID PROFILE, TOTAL
Thyroid Profile Total test measures thyroid hormone levels: • T3 (Triiodothyronine): Active thyroid hormone • T4 (Thyroxine): Main thyroid hormone • TSH: Thyroid stimulating hormone • Free T3/T4: Active hormone levels • Thyroid Function: Overall gland activity This comprehensive test provides a complete picture of thyroid function and helps diagnose various thyroid disorders.
Test Info
Preparation & Details
Fasting Not Required
Description Not Available
Home Collection
Free sample collection at your doorstep
Digital Reports
Available via email and mobile app
Free Consultation
Post-report doctor consultation included
Fasting
Not Required
Reports Within
1 Working Days
Sample Type
Blood
About This Test
Thyroid Profile Total test measures thyroid hormone levels: • T3 (Triiodothyronine): Active thyroid hormone • T4 (Thyroxine): Main thyroid hormone • TSH: Thyroid stimulating hormone • Free T3/T4: Active hormone levels • Thyroid Function: Overall gland activity This comprehensive test provides a complete picture of thyroid function and helps diagnose various thyroid disorders.
Why is this test important?
Thyroid Profile testing is important for several reasons: 1. Disease Detection • Hypothyroidism screening • Hyperthyroidism assessment • Goiter evaluation • Thyroid nodule investigation 2. Treatment Monitoring • Medication effectiveness • Dose adjustment needs • Treatment response • Disease management 3. Risk Assessment • Pregnancy screening • Metabolic health • Growth monitoring • Energy level evaluation
Preparation
Test Preparation Guidelines: • No special fasting required • Morning testing preferred • Continue regular medications • Inform your healthcare provider about: - Current medications - Thyroid supplements - Iodine exposure - Pregnancy status
Frequently Asked Questions
What do thyroid hormone levels mean?
Normal ranges (may vary by lab): • TSH: 0.4-4.0 mIU/L • T4: 5.0-12.0 μg/dL • T3: 80-180 ng/dL • Free T4: 0.8-1.8 ng/dL
When should I get tested?
Testing is recommended for: • Thyroid symptoms • Family history • Pregnancy planning • Regular monitoring
What can affect results?
Several factors influence levels: • Medications • Supplements • Recent illness • Stress • Pregnancy
How often is testing needed?
Frequency depends on condition: • Healthy adults: Every 5 years • On medication: Every 6-12 months • New treatment: Every 6-8 weeks • Pregnancy: As recommended
