The women's (40-49) panel checks markers relevant to women aged 40-49.
Test Type: Blood
Preparation: Fasting is required, see FAQ
Test Results: Typically 4 days
The women's panel (age 40-49) includes the CBC, CMP, estradiol, FSH, hemoglobin A1c, iron & TIBC, LH, lipid panel, progesterone, TSH and vitamin D levels from the women's (age 30-39) panel. Additional markers tested for in the women's health (age 40-49) panel include the testosterone total and free test and the vitamin B12 test.
The women's health panel (age 40-49) screens for a variety of health conditions related to general wellness, hormonal balance, thyroid health, and important vitamin levels in the body. This particular panel adds on testing for testosterone - a hormone which drops in many women in their 40s - and checks for a treatable deficiency in vitamin B12.
The women's panel (age 40-49) was designed to test important lab markers for women between aged 40-49. If you are over the age of 49, consider the women's (age 50-59) panel.
What is tested in the women's (40-49) panel?
The women's (40-49) panel tests the complete blood count (CBC), comprehensive metabolic panel (CMP), estradiol, FSH, hemoglobin A1c, iron and TIBC, LH, lipid panel, progesterone, testosterone total and free, TSH, vitamin B12 and vitamin D levels.
Why are markers in the women's (40-49) panel important?
The women's health panel (age 40-49) helps check overall wellness, hormonal balance, thyroid health and key vitamin levels.
Do I need to fast to take this test?
An 8-12 hour fast is recommended before testing.
How long does it take to get test results?
It typically takes 4 business days or less.