Thyroid Blood Panel (Tarczyca pod kontrolą)

A five-test thyroid panel combining the markers most often reviewed together when assessing thyroid function and autoimmunity: TSH, free T3, free T4, anti-TPO and anti-thyroglobulin (anti-TG) antibodies. Sold as a single discounted bundle and drawn in one short visit at neoMedica's Poznań collection point, it gives a rounded picture of how the thyroid is working and whether autoimmune-related antibodies are present. Results are usually available the next working day and can be taken to an endocrinologist for review.

neoMedica's "Tarczyca pod kontrolą" thyroid package brings together the five laboratory values most commonly examined as a set when looking at thyroid health. From one venous draw it measures TSH (the pituitary signal that regulates the thyroid), the active hormones free T3 and free T4, and two autoantibodies — anti-TPO and anti-thyroglobulin (anti-TG) — that are associated with autoimmune thyroid conditions such as Hashimoto's or Graves-Basedow disease. Reviewing these markers together is useful because TSH alone does not always tell the full story: pairing it with free hormone levels and antibody status gives a more complete view of how the gland is functioning and whether an autoimmune process may be involved. The values are reported against laboratory reference ranges and are intended to support a clinical assessment rather than stand alone. The panel is offered at a fixed, discounted price of 179 zł and the sample is collected in a single short appointment at the Świetlana 25 point, with results typically ready within one working day. Because neoMedica's endocrinology service is one of its strengths — with professors and senior consultants among the team — the panel pairs naturally with an in-person endocrinology consultation, including thyroid ultrasound, for anyone whose results need interpretation or who is monitoring a known thyroid condition. No special preparation is generally required beyond following any instructions given at booking; for consistency when tracking values over time, drawing samples at a similar time of day is sensible. As with all laboratory work, the panel describes measurements only and any abnormal result should be discussed with a doctor.