THYROID PROFILE

A Thyroid Profile is advised for those who have symptoms of Thyroid Dysfunction, have a family history of Thyroid issues, are Pregnant, or are experiencing changes in weight, Fatigue, or mood that are not related to any known cause.

Yes, some medicines can affect Thyroid Hormone levels. These include birth control Pills, Hormone Therapy, and Drugs containing Iodine. Telling your doctor about all of the medications you take is very important before going for a test.

A persons unique risk factors and pre-existing Thyroid Disorders determine how frequently they should be tested. When it comes to Thyroid function monitoring, particularly if you are receiving Thyroid Hormone Replacement Therapy, your doctor might advise routine testing.

No special preparation like fasting is needed for this test. The technician will draw blood from your arms Vein or Finger tip for sample collection.

Thyroid Hormone levels can be greatly impacted by Pregnancy. Throughout Pregnancy, Thyroid function should be closely monitored because abnormalities can have an impact on the developing fetus as well as the mother.

Probably within 5 hours you will get your reports. However, time of report generation may vary depending upon the other tests advised along with it.

If you find that your Thyroid Profile parameters are not normal, then reach out to your doctor for the accurate advice. The doctor prescribes you certain medications or supplements.