Hormone level analysis is a rigorous medical examination used to assess endocrine functioning and monitor the hormonal balance in the body, and is essential for diagnosing multiple disorders related to fertility, menstruation, thyroidism, stress, and obesity. At the Horizon Medical Care Center in Ibri, We offer a comprehensive range of hormone analyses using state-of-the-art laboratory equipment, with high accuracy in measurement and interpretation of results by specialist doctors.

The most important hormones we analyze:

1. Thyroid tests:

• TSH – Thyroid-Stimulating Hormone

• Free T3 / Free T4 – For Active Glandular Hormones

• Used to diagnose hyperthyroidism

2. Sex hormone tests:

• FSH and LH: Hormones that regulate fertility and menstruation

• Estrogen (estrogen) and Progesterone (progesterone): to evaluate cycle regularity and ovarian health

• Testosterone: to diagnose a deficiency or increase in the male hormone

• Prolactin: The milk hormone, which affects ovulation and lactation

3. Adrenal hormone tests:

• Cortisol (Cortisol): The Stress Hormone and Regulation of the Immune Response

• ACTH: To stimulate the secretion of cortisol

• Used to evaluate chronic stress or sleep and energy disorders

4. Growth hormone and metabolism tests:

• Growth Hormone (GH): Growth Hormone

• Insulin and C-peptide: to assess blood sugar balance

• DHEA: an important hormone in regulating sexual function and mood

5. Hormone tests during pregnancy:

• hCG (pregnancy hormone): to confirm pregnancy and follow its development

• Progesterone during pregnancy: to assess pregnancy stability and fetal development

When is it recommended to have a hormone analysis?

• Menstrual disorders or interruptions

• Fertility problems or delayed pregnancy

• Unexplained weight gain or loss

• Hair loss or hair gain in women

• Mood or psychological changes

• Chronic stress or sleep disorders

• Thyroid or adrenal activity assessment

Steps of analysis at the Horizon Center:

1. Evaluation by the doctor: to determine the type of hormones to be analyzed.

2. Blood sampling: at a specific time depending on the type of hormone (some hormones are broken down in the morning or certain days of the cycle).

3. Accurate sample analysis: using state-of-the-art laboratory equipment.

4. Interpretation of the results: by a qualified physician to determine if the values are normal or require therapeutic intervention.

5. Recommendations and treatment consultation: according to the results of the tests.