Aging Check

The Female Aging Panel tests patients for hormone levels associated with aging, also establishing baselines for hormones which include estradiol and progesterone. As a female ages, certain hormone levels in her body decrease while others increase. Some of these hormones help females maintain their health, vigor and youthful appearance. Lower levels of specific hormones in a female patient result in signs of aging, though they can be mostly overcome or delayed through bioidentical hormone replacement therapy.

• Female aging related hormone profile.
• Sex related hormone profile.
• Overall view of general health.
• Advice from female aging specialist.

• Fasting is recommended but not compulsory.

• Lipid profile: Our cardiovascular and lipid panels uncover risk factors for early heart disease.
  • Total Cholesterol: total amount of cholesterol circulating in your blood stream.
  • HDL: Useful cholesterol.
  • LDL: Harmful cholesterol.
  • Tryglycerides: Fat, excessive amount of this can increase blood vessel clogging leading to cardiovascular disease.
  • Lp(a):Increase the risk of atherosclerosis and cardiovascular disease.
  • ApoB: associated with harmful cholesterol in increasing risk of cardiovascular disease.
  • HsCRP: associated with potential of inflammation, it is also related with the potential onset of cancer, dementia, cardiovascular disease.
• Thyroid and blood sugar: detect your sugar profile to reveal diabetes risk.
  • Glucose: source of energy of the body, excessive amount in blood may indicate diabetes.
  • HbA1c: Confirm the risk of diabetes.
  • TSH: measure thyroid glance performance, essential organ affects metabolism, weight.
• Basic screening: a general screen of screen for, diagnose, of diseases and conditions that affect blood, such as anemia, infection, inflammation.
  • CBC: complete blood count: a general screen for any risk from your blood content analysis.
  • Urine analysis: This test help identify kidney’s health and urinary tract infection.
• Liver and Kidney health: Poor liver and kidney health can lead to chronic disease, unwanted weight, fatigue.
  • BUN/Creatinine: track the function of kidney, the body’s filter.
  • AST & ALT: Determine your body’s largest factory: the liver.
  • Total bilirubin: Dead red blood cell, an indication of liver’s function.
  • Albumin: main storage of protein, decrease in malnutrition.
  • Total protein: indicate protein production, reveal your nutritional status.
• Female Full Hormone profile: These hormones are directly affecting your muscle growth, fat storage, mood. The test also provides a deep understand on your sexual performance.
  • DHEA-S: precursor of testosterone, may reveal abnormal in sex hormone production.
  • Free testosterone: Bioactive component of testosterone circulating in the blood.
  • Testosterone: Main hormone in determine your sex drive and ability.
  • Estradiol: main female sex hormone, determine your sexual activity performance.
  • SHBG: Bind to sex hormone and inactivate them.
  • Progesterone: help determine the cause of abnormal uterine bleeding in non-pregnant women.
  • HGH: is a human’s growth hormone and decline as part of natural aging.
  • LH: to evaluate fertility issues, function of reproductive organs (ovaries or testicles), or to detect the release of an egg from the ovary (ovulation).
  • FSH: To evaluate fertility issues, function of reproductive organs (ovaries or testicles), or pituitary function.