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Walk-in-lab Lab Test: Estrogen #1 Baseline Blood Test Panel

Estrogen #1 Baseline Blood Test Panel

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The Estrogen #1 Baseline Blood Test Panel measures different types of estrogen in the blood to help doctors understand hormone levels and check for any imbalances that might affect health.

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What is the purpose of this test?

The Estrogen #1 Baseline Blood Test Panel is designed to measure different types of estrogen in the blood to help understand hormone levels and their effects on health. Estrogen is a hormone important for many functions in the body, including reproductive health and bone strength. This panel includes tests for Total Estrogens, which gives an overall view of estrogen levels, and specific types of estrogen like Estrone, Estradiol, and Estriol. Estrone is a form of estrogen that is more common after menopause, Estradiol is the primary form during the reproductive years, and Estriol is mainly present during pregnancy.

By measuring these different estrogens, the panel helps doctors evaluate if estrogen levels are within a healthy range. This information can be useful for diagnosing and managing conditions related to hormone imbalances, such as menstrual irregularities, menopause symptoms, or certain types of hormone-sensitive cancers. Overall, the Estrogen #1 Baseline Blood Test Panel provides valuable insights into a person's hormonal health and can guide appropriate treatment or management strategies.

The Estrogen #1 Baseline Blood Test Panel includes:

  • Estrogens Total
  • Estrone Serum
  • Estradiol
  • Estriol Serum

Benefits of the Estrogen #1 Baseline Blood Test Panel:

  1. Evaluate Overall Hormonal Health: Provides a comprehensive view of different estrogen levels to understand overall hormonal balance.
  2. Assess Fertility Potential: Helps determine ovarian reserve and fertility potential by measuring key estrogens like Estrone, Estradiol, and Estriol.
  3. Diagnose Hormonal Imbalances: Useful for identifying imbalances that might affect menstrual cycles, menopause symptoms, or other reproductive health issues.
  4. Monitor Menopausal Transition: Helps track estrogen levels during menopause to manage symptoms and evaluate treatment options.
  5. Support PCOS Diagnosis: Aids in diagnosing polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) by measuring specific estrogen levels associated with the condition.
  6. Guide Hormone Therapy: Assists in tailoring hormone replacement therapy or other treatments based on individual estrogen levels.
  7. Assess Pregnancy-Related Estrogens: Measures estriol levels to monitor hormone changes during pregnancy, if applicable.
Sample Report
Test Code(s):

574, 2235

Specimen:

Blood

Preparation:

No fasting is required. Stop biotin consumption at least 72 hours prior to the collection. No isotopes administered 24 hours prior to venipuncture. Patient must avoid having radioisotope scan prior to collection of specimen.

Test Results:

4-7 days. May take longer based on weather, holiday, or lab delays.


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