Plus, Hormone Profile (24-hour urine

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Category:

Turnaround Time: 10-15 business days.
Test Type: Urine
Stability Time:

1Room temperature 3 days, refrigerated 3 weeks, Frozen 1 year (Hgh not to be frozen)

Reference Range:

Analyte dependent, see sample report.

Overview:

The Meridian Valley Lab Plus Hormone Profile (24-Hour) Urine Test is a specialized diagnostic tool designed to provide a comprehensive assessment of sex hormones and their metabolites over a full 24-hour period. This test is particularly beneficial for individuals experiencing symptoms related to hormonal imbalances, reproductive health issues, or endocrine disorders. By measuring hormone levels throughout the day, healthcare providers can gain valuable insights into a patient's hormonal balance and overall health.

Collection Details:

Patient Preparation:

124-hour urine collection. Reference collection instructions.

Collection Instructions:

24-Hour Urine Collection:

    • The test requires the patient to collect all their urine over a 24-hour period. The collection process is straightforward and is done at home. Patients will receive detailed instructions on how to properly collect the sample to ensure accuracy.

Laboratory Analysis:

    • The collected sample is sent to Meridian Valley Lab, where the lab performs advanced liquid chromatography and mass spectrometry to measure the levels of a variety of hormones and their metabolites.

Results Interpretation:

    • The results will provide a detailed report showing the levels of key hormones and their metabolites. The report will highlight any imbalances, dysregulations, or deficiencies with the reference ranges.

 

 

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The Meridian Valley Lab Plus, 24-Hour Urine Hormone Profileis an incredibly comprehensive test that covers a wide range of hormone types and their metabolites, giving you and your patient a clear picture of hormonal balance. These tests are categorized based on the specific hormones being measured, including sex hormones, adrenal hormones, thyroid hormones, and others. The subcategories in the test help evaluate different aspects of hormone regulation and potential imbalances in the body.