Your thyroid drives energy, weight, mood, heart rate, and fertility. When it misfires, you may notice fatigue, hair fall, weight change, palpitations, neck fullness, or menstrual issues. A smart package reviews hormones and the organs and risks linked with thyroid disease—lipids, liver, kidneys, and blood health. One booking. Complete picture.

Why thyroid testing matters

Basic Thyroid Care

Includes 77 Parameters
  • CBC + ESR
  • Liver Function Test
  • Kidney Function Test
  • Glucose Fasting
  • LIPID
  • HBA1C
  • Start From ₹850
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Free Thyroid

Includes 89 Parameters
  • CBC + ESR
  • Lipid Profile test
  • Liver Function Test
  • Kidney Function Test
  • Thyroid Profile Total
  • Glucose Fasting
  • HbA1C
  • Start From ₹700
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Advance Thyroid Care

Includes 87 Parameters
  • CBC + ESR
  • Liver Function Test
  • Kidney Function Test
  • Thyroid Profile Total
  • Glucose Fasting
  • Lipid Profile test
  • Urine
  • HBA1C & Microalbumin (Urine)
  • Start From ₹1,100
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Comprehensive Thyroid Care

Includes 87 Parameters
  • CBC + ESR
  • Liver Function Test
  • Kidney Function Test
  • Thyroid Profile Total
  • Glucose Fasting
  • Lipid Profile test
  • Urine
  • HBA1C & Microalbumin (Urine)
  • Start From ₹2,000
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Packages & what’s inside

1) Basic Thyroid Care

Tests: CBC, LFT, KFT, TFT, Fasting Glucose, Lipid Profile
 Best for: First-time screening or annual health check.
 What you’ll learn:

  • TFT (Thyroid Function Test): TSH, T3, T4 snapshot to flag hypo/hyperthyroid trends.
  • CBC: Anaemia check; common with hypothyroidism.
  • LFT/KFT: Medication tolerance and organ baseline.
  • Fasting Glucose & Lipids: Metabolic risks that travel with thyroid disorders.

2) Free Thyroid

Tests: TT3, TT4, TSH, FT3, FT4
 Best for: When symptoms don’t match a single value or pregnancy planning.
 What you’ll learn:

  • Free hormones (FT3/FT4) show the active fraction unaffected by binding proteins.
  • Total hormones (TT3/TT4) help when protein levels change (e.g., pregnancy, OCPs, illness).
  • TSH ties the story together from the pituitary side.

3) Advance Thyroid Care

Tests: CBC, LFT, KFT, Fasting Glucose, Lipid, FT3, FT4, TSH
 Best for: People already on thyroid medication or with strong symptoms.
 What you’ll learn:

  • Precise control check with FT3/FT4+TSH, plus organ and metabolic panels to adjust treatment safely.

4) Comprehensive Thyroid Care

Tests: CBC, LFT, KFT, Fasting Glucose, Lipid, FT3, FT4, TSH, TPO Ab, ATG Ab
 Best for: Suspected autoimmune thyroid disease, long-standing issues, infertility work-ups.
 What you’ll learn:

  • TPO & Anti-Thyroglobulin antibodies (ATG) confirm or rule out Hashimoto’s/autoimmune causes.
  • Full organ and risk review to guide long-term care.

“When hormones and antibodies sit in one report, treatment decisions become quicker and safer.” — Consulting Physician, New Delhi

Quick guide to key markers

  • TSH: Most sensitive first look; high → likely hypo, low → likely hyper.
  • FT4/FT3: Active hormones; decide dose changes.
  • TPO/ATG: Autoimmune activity; explains fluctuating values and helps with prognosis.
  • Lipids & Glucose: Hypothyroidism often raises LDL/triglycerides; hyperthyroid may lower weight but upset glucose.
  • CBC/LFT/KFT: Fitness for therapy and hidden issues.

What most guides miss: A normal creatinine can hide early kidney strain from uncontrolled thyroid or meds. Baselines matter.

Preparation essentials

  • Fasting: Only needed because packages include fasting glucose and lipids (8–10 hours). Water is okay.
  • Morning sample: Prefer morning for TSH stability and convenience.
  • Biotin caution: High-dose biotin (hair/skin supplements) can distort thyroid results. Pause for 48–72 hours unless your doctor advises otherwise.
  • Medicine timing: If you take levothyroxine in the morning, draw blood before the dose and take it right after. Do not stop any drug without medical advice.
  • Pregnancy: Ranges differ in pregnancy. Tell the phlebotomist and your doctor.

Who should test now

  • You have symptoms (fatigue, hair loss, weight change, palpitations, irregular periods).
  • You’re on thyroid medication and due for a 6–12 week review.
  • You’re planning pregnancy or IVF, or you have a family history of thyroid disease.
  • Your cholesterol stayed high despite diet and exercise.