Markers for autoimmune thyroid disease, such as Hashimoto's thyroiditis. Elevated levels indicate an immune response against the thyroid gland.

Indicate autoimmune thyroid conditions, potentially affecting thyroid function and cancer monitoring. High levels suggest autoimmune thyroiditis.

Percentage of blood volume made up by red blood cells, indicating hydration, anaemia, or polycythaemia. Tested when screening for blood disorders and evaluating overall health status.

Measures haemoglobin concentration in red blood cells, indicating the cells' oxygen-carrying capacity. Abnormal levels help check for different types of anaemia, guiding treatment and management.

Type of white blood cell involved in immune response. Elevated levels indicate chronic inflammation, infection, or hematologic disorders. Used when screening for immune system and blood diseases.

Measures clotting cells in the blood. Platelet count is tested when screening for bleeding disorders, thrombocytopenia, or thrombocythemia. Abnormal counts can indicate bone marrow problems, increased bleeding risk, or clotting disorders.

Essential electrolyte for fluid balance, nerve, and muscle function. Abnormal levels indicate dehydration, kidney disease, or hormonal imbalances. Tested when screening for and managing electrolyte disorders.

Percentage of transferrin that is iron-saturated. Low levels can indicate iron deficiency, while high levels suggest iron overload.

Enzyme indicating muscle damage. High levels are suggestive of muscle breakdown. Used when screening for muscle and heart diseases.

Waste product from muscle metabolism, reflecting kidney function. Elevated levels indicate impaired kidney function or muscle breakdown. Used when screening for and monitoring kidney disease.

Liver enzyme indicative of liver and bile duct health. Elevated levels suggest liver damage, alcohol abuse, or bile duct obstructions, important for screening for liver diseases.

Diverse group of proteins involved in immune function and blood clotting. Abnormal levels indicate liver or kidney disease, nutritional problems, or immune disorders, useful in comprehensive health assessments.

Protein in red blood cells carrying oxygen. Levels reflect oxygen-carrying capacity, important for screening for anaemia, polycythaemia, and monitoring overall health.

Indicates average blood glucose over the past 3 months, essential for diabetes screening and management. High levels indicate poor blood sugar control, increasing risk of diabetes complications.

High-density lipoprotein or "good" cholesterol, helps remove bad cholesterol, reducing heart disease risk. Low levels increase cardiovascular risk, important for heart health assessment.

High-sensitivity C-reactive protein, indicates inflammation and predicts cardiovascular disease risk. High levels suggest increased risk of heart disease and inflammation, important for cardiovascular risk assessment.

Essential mineral for nerve, muscle function, and enzyme reactions. Abnormal levels indicate dietary deficiency, kidney disease, or metabolic disorders, important for testing and managing electrolyte imbalances.

Reflects balance between pro-inflammatory and anti-inflammatory fatty acids. Imbalances can contribute to chronic diseases. Optimal ratios are crucial for reducing inflammation and promoting heart health.

Main thyroid hormone, regulating metabolism, growth, and development. Abnormal levels indicate thyroid dysfunction.

Sum of all cholesterol fractions. High levels increase the risk of heart disease. Essential for assessing cardiovascular health and guiding dietary and therapeutic interventions.

Combined levels of albumin and globulin. Useful for assessing nutritional status, liver function, and immune system health. Abnormal levels can indicate liver disease, kidney disorders, or nutritional deficiencies, essential for comprehensive health assessment.

Type of fat in the blood, high levels increase the risk of heart disease. Important for evaluating cardiovascular health and guiding lifestyle modifications to reduce heart disease risk.

Active thyroid hormone influencing metabolism. Useful when screening for hyperthyroidism or hypothyroidism, important for thyroid function assessment and management.

Indicates kidney function and protein metabolism. Elevated levels suggest renal dysfunction or high protein intake. Testing helps to screen for and manage kidney disease and dietary monitoring.

Product of purine metabolism, high levels can lead to gout or kidney stones. Important for screening for metabolic disorders and managing conditions related to high uric acid levels.

Essential for vision, immune function, and skin health. Deficiency leads to vision problems and increased infection risk, while excess can be toxic, crucial for nutritional assessment and management.