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Follicle Stimulating Hormone, or FSH, affects the levels of sex hormones, estrogen and testosterone, and the menstrual cycle. The test is taken at the beginning of the natural menstrual cycle (days 3-5 of the cycle). When using hormonal contraceptives (e.g., birth control pills, mini-pills, or contraceptive implants), the result does not reflect the body's normal hormonal function. It is recommended to conduct the test at least 4 weeks after stopping the use of contraceptives.
Phosphate is an important trace element needed for the well-being of bones and teeth, the construction of genetic material, and the functioning of enzymes.
The Phosphatidylethanol (B-PEth) test indicates heavy alcohol consumption.
Testosterone is men’s most important sex hormone. The free testosterone test shows the level of active, free testosterone in the bloodstream. Includes tests for total testosterone (S-Testo), free testosterone (S-Testo-VL) and SHBG (sex hormone binding globulin).
The test package includes the glucose value indicating blood sugar levels and blood lipid values.
Glucose is an indicator of the blood sugar level. Blood sugar affects general well-being and energy levels, muscle and brain function and the feeling of hunger.
The hemoglobin A1C test B-HbA1c shows your average blood glucose levels over the previous 2–8 weeks. Blood glucose affects general well-being and energy levels, muscle and brain function and the feeling of hunger.
The Hertta test assesses the risk of having a heart attack or developing type 2 diabetes in the coming years.
High-sensitivity CRP measures inflammation and the risk of arterial disease.
Homocysteine test (P-Hcyst)
The test is used for diagnosing Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis. It is also useful for monitoring disease activity and treatment effectiveness. This is a stool test.
Note! The use of anti-inflammatory drugs should be avoided a couple of weeks before the test, as they can distort calprotectin results by giving a false positive result.
Calcium is the most important building block of our bones.
