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A closer look at thyroid, liver and kidney markers.
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Thyroid & Vital Organs
Get to know what each of these markers reflects.
The main hormone your thyroid releases, in the unbound form your tissues can take up.
A result needs context. Read it alongside your other results and discuss concerns with your GP.
The active thyroid hormone, most of it converted from free T4 in the liver and other tissues.
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The pituitary signal that tells the thyroid how much hormone to make. It rises when the thyroid is running slow.
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The main hormone your thyroid releases, in the unbound form your tissues can take up.
A result needs context. Read it alongside your other results and discuss concerns with your GP.
The active thyroid hormone, most of it converted from free T4 in the liver and other tissues.
A result needs context. Read it alongside your other results and discuss concerns with your GP.
The pituitary signal that tells the thyroid how much hormone to make. It rises when the thyroid is running slow.
A result needs context. Read it alongside your other results and discuss concerns with your GP.
The waste product your liver makes from used protein and your kidneys clear, so it moves with both protein intake and hydration.
A result needs context. Read it alongside your other results and discuss concerns with your GP.
A waste product your muscles make at a steady rate, which your kidneys clear, so it reflects both muscle mass and filtration.
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An estimate of how much blood your kidneys filter each minute, calculated from creatinine with your age and sex.
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The main protein your liver makes to hold fluid inside blood vessels and carry hormones and minerals around.
A result needs context. Read it alongside your other results and discuss concerns with your GP.
All the protein circulating in your blood, albumin plus the antibody and transport proteins.
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An enzyme found mainly in liver and bone, which is why it moves for reasons in either.
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An enzyme that lives inside liver cells and leaks into the blood when they are under strain.
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The cholesterol carried by the particles that can lodge in artery walls.
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The particles that carry cholesterol back to the liver for disposal, a marker of how well that return traffic is running.
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The fat your blood is transporting between meals and storage, which rises with recent food, alcohol and excess carbohydrate.
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The total amount of cholesterol your blood is carrying, protective and harmful particles counted together.
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The balance between your total cholesterol and the protective fraction, shown for context.
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Every cholesterol-carrying particle that can enter an artery wall, in one number.
A result needs context. Read it alongside your other results and discuss concerns with your GP.
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Before you begin
Choose this panel if thyroid, liver and kidney markers are your focus. Despite the page address, this is Thyroid & Vital Organs: it does not include blood glucose or insulin.
Follow the collection and preparation instructions supplied with your kit. Register your sample and record the collection time before returning it for analysis. If you take medication, ask your clinician about testing; do not stop prescribed medication for a test.
It gives you a snapshot of the markers included in this panel. One result outside a range does not on its own mean something is medically wrong. Speak to your GP about persistent or concerning symptoms.
Your blood test results are displayed in your Helvy account. You can explore the sample report on this page to see an illustrative example before you order.
This panel measures thyroid hormone levels, not thyroid antibodies. It does not include blood sugar markers. Hydration, hard training and recent illness can affect kidney and liver results.
Thyroid & Vital Organs
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