Thyroid

Thyroid profiles allow evaluation of the thyroid gland’s function by analyzing the main hormones involved in its regulation, as well as other related markers.

These studies facilitate the detection of functional disorders such as hypothyroidism or hyperthyroidism and provide relevant information for evolutionary control and analytical monitoring, especially in people with personal or family history.

Depending on the level of analytical depth, there are different profiles that expand the hormonal study with autoimmune markers and nutritional parameters related to thyroid function:

• Extended Profile: evaluates thyroid function in detail by determining TSH, free T3, and free T4, along with thyroid antibodies. This profile allows the identification of hormonal imbalances and the detection of possible alterations of autoimmune origin, offering a complete analytical view of the functional state of the thyroid gland.
• Plus Profile: Includes the basic study of thyroid function (TSH, T3, and T4) and complements it with a panel of vitamins and minerals related to thyroid activity. This expanded approach allows the evaluation, in addition to hormonal function, of possible nutritional deficiencies that may influence thyroid metabolism, providing useful information for individualized analytical monitoring.
• Max Profile: is the most complete profile and combines the evaluation of thyroid function with an advanced analysis of vitamins, minerals, and amino acids involved in metabolic and hormonal processes. It provides a comprehensive view of the thyroid in relation to the overall nutritional and metabolic state, expanding the analytical context beyond the classic hormonal parameters.

With these profiles, a global view of the functional state of the thyroid and its relationship with other relevant analytical parameters is obtained, facilitating a more complete approach from the laboratory point of view.