The Thyroid Stimulating Hormone (TSH) panel reviews noticeable changes in your metabolism (eg, weight, temperature, and energy) may be an indication of abnormal levels of thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH) in your blood. This thyroid function test measures the TSH levels in your blood to help identify these abnormalities. High TSH levels may indicate an overactive thyroid (ie, hyperthyroidism), while low TSH levels may suggest an underactive thyroid (ie, hypothyroidism). In either case, T4 reflex testing will be performed at no additional cost to help identify a possible thyroid disorder.
Plans Include: Clinical Labs, Diagnostic Report & Doctor Visit.
The thyroid is a butterfly-shaped gland in the front of the neck. Thyroid function is controlled by the pituitary gland, which produces TSH and releases it into the bloodstream. TSH stimulates the thyroid gland to produce thyroid hormones (T3 and T4). TSH will also tell the body to make or release thyroid hormones. This process determines how quickly your body uses energy, makes proteins, and controls other important functions, such as: body temperature, heart rate, breathing, skin moisture, muscle contraction, weight gain or loss, brain development, cholesterol levels, menstruation, and nervous system function.
Thyroid disorders can affect any system of your body and treatment will depend on the specific thyroid condition. An undiagnosed thyroid disorder may put you at risk for cardiovascular diseases, osteoporosis, infertility, and other serious conditions; most thyroid conditions can be managed with medication.
Components: Measures the level of TSH in the blood to help evaluate thyroid function. The pituitary gland detects thyroid hormones in the blood. If the thyroid is making a lot of these hormones, the pituitary will stop producing TSH, leading to low levels of TSH. Low TSH may mean the thyroid gland is overactive, commonly referred to as hyperthyroidism. High levels of TSH in the blood may indicate the thyroid gland is not working hard enough, causing the pituitary to keep making TSH. High TSH can indicate an underactive thyroid gland, commonly referred to as hypothyroidism. Both conditions may require medical treatment.
Haby is a Telemedicine company focused on treating hormone and other care deficiencies. Our program provides access to in-depth lab testing backed with certified doctors and offering medication from respected compounding pharmacies.
Haby is partnered with Quest Diagnostics® so you can get your clinical lab completed at any one of 2,000 service facilities.
It generally takes 48 hours after you complete your blood draw to get your lab results back.
Log into the Haby member portal to review your lab results. All lab plans included a doctor lab review. Your care coordinator will contact you once your lab results are completed.
Yes, all patients talk to a U.S. Licensed Doctor. Upon completing your medical intake forms, our team will arrange a Telehealth appointment.
No, all the prices for our plans are clearly visible on our website. Your plan cost is the flat fees as indicated.
We do not participate in any public or private health insurance plans, cost-sharing arrangements, or similar payment methods. Clients are fully responsible for covering the service’s cost.
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