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Womens Health Test Panel - 23 Tests - Rapid Online Results

This broad wellness panel for women combines many hormone, vitamin, and cardiac measurements in a single blood collection.

Typical price

From $1878

Results

1-3 business days

Preparation

See preparation notes below

Sample

Blood draw or sample collection at a local center

This broad wellness panel for women combines many hormone, vitamin, and cardiac measurements in a single blood collection. It is designed to give an overall picture of endocrine, nutritional, and cardiovascular health rather than focusing on one system. Components span thyroid and reproductive hormones, key vitamins and minerals, iron status, a complete blood count, a metabolic panel, a lipid panel, and inflammatory markers. The panel is often chosen when a woman wants a comprehensive baseline, is investigating nonspecific symptoms such as fatigue or low energy, or is monitoring general wellness over time. Results are interpreted as a whole by a healthcare provider.

• TSH Thyroid-stimulating hormone, a primary indicator of thyroid function.
• Free T4 The unbound, active form of thyroxine.
• Free T3 The unbound, active form of triiodothyronine.
• Estradiol The most potent estrogen, produced mainly by the ovaries.
• Progesterone A hormone that rises after ovulation.
• Total Testosterone A combined measure of bound and unbound androgen.
• DHEA-Sulfate An adrenal androgen used to gauge adrenal output.
• FSH Follicle-stimulating hormone, which drives egg development.
• LH Luteinizing hormone, which helps trigger ovulation.
• Prolactin A pituitary hormone that influences cycles and fertility.
• SHBG Sex hormone binding globulin, which binds sex hormones.
• Vitamin D A nutrient important to bone and immune health.
• Vitamin B12 A vitamin essential to nerve and red blood cell health.
• Folate A B vitamin involved in cell division and red blood cell production.
• Ferritin A protein that reflects the body's stored iron.
• Iron A mineral needed to carry oxygen in the blood.
• TIBC Total iron binding capacity, which helps assess iron status.
• Complete Blood Count (CBC) A group of measurements describing blood cells.
• Comprehensive Metabolic Panel (CMP) A group of chemistry tests covering organ function and electrolytes.
• Lipid Panel Cholesterol and triglyceride measurements for cardiovascular risk.
• hs-CRP A high-sensitivity marker of general inflammation.
• Homocysteine An amino acid associated with cardiovascular and vitamin status.
• Magnesium A mineral involved in muscle, nerve, and enzyme function.

• Women seeking a comprehensive wellness baseline
• Those with nonspecific symptoms such as fatigue or low energy
• Women wanting to review hormone, vitamin, and cardiac health together
• Individuals monitoring general health over time

• Fasting is often recommended for the lipid and metabolic components; follow the instructions with your order
• Cycle timing may matter for the hormone components; confirm with your provider
• Report all medications and supplements to the laboratory

Each of the twenty-three measurements is reported with its own reference range, and the panel is reviewed as a whole. Abnormalities may appear in only a few areas, such as a low vitamin, altered thyroid marker, or unfavorable lipid value, and each is interpreted in the context of the others. Some markers vary with fasting, cycle timing, and medication. A healthcare provider should review the full report with your history and determine whether follow-up testing is needed.

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