Why You Need a Blood Test Before You Get HGH, Testosterone or Sermorelin Injections Part 2

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A complete thyroid test would include the following.
Whether there are high, average, or low thyroid hormone levels (hyperthyroidism, Hashimoto's, euthyroid, hypothyroidism), most patients complain of hypothyroidism-like symptoms than any other type of thyroid problems. Hypothyroidism is commonly under-diagnosed and under-treated because conventional physicians believe that these patients are healthy as long as their hormone levels (specifically thyroid-stimulating hormone "TSH") are just within the so-called “conventional” boundaries of laboratory reference ranges.
For reason, our functional and integrative medicine/medical physicians think otherwise because they don’t want patients' levels to be “within the reference ranges”; they want their hormone levels to be optimal. Also, it is merely impossible to make an accurate diagnosis or prognosis on a patient just obtaining TSH values.
To have a solid overview of a patient's thyroid function, the physician must test for thyroid-stimulating hormone "TSH," Free T3, Free T4, thyroid peroxidase, and thyroid antibodies (optional reverse T3). They are all interrelated and provide a definitive look at what is going on with the patient's current thyroid health status.

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