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Hormone
Balance Check
Balance Check
Hormone Balance Check is an in-depth hormone analysis program covering all 16 key hormones that influence mood, sleep quality, stress response, metabolism, reproductive health, and overall body energy.
Why Test Hormones
to Restore Body Balance?
to Restore Body Balance?
Hormones act as the body's "communication system and control center," governing everything from the brain, heart, and digestive system to energy metabolism, mood, weight, sleep, aging, and overall well-being. Hormone testing helps identify imbalances before they develop into illness, giving you insight into the root cause and enabling physicians to design a personalized restoration plan.
How Does Hormonal Imbalance Affect You?
Mood Swings and Irritability
Stress, Anxiety, or Depression
Insomnia or Poor Sleep Quality
Unexplained Weight Gain or Loss
Fatigue, Low Energy, and Weakness
Hair Loss, Acne, or Abnormal Skin Dryness and Oiliness
Excessive Sweating and Palpitations (commonly associated with thyroid dysfunction)
Metabolic Disruption and Risk of Diabetes or High Cholesterol
Cardiovascular Disease
Increased Risk of Osteoporosis
Sexual Dysfunction and Infertility
Irregular Periods or Premature Menopause
Muscle and Joint Pain
Other Chronic Health Problems
Benefits of Hormone Testing for Body Rebalancing
Identify the Root Cause of
Unexplained Chronic Symptoms
Unexplained Chronic Symptoms
Hormonal Balance
Overall Hormonal Balance Assessment
Overall Hormonal Balance Assessment
Supports overall health and promotes
long-term body balance
long-term body balance
Personalized Care
Personalized Health Planning
Personalized Health Planning
Systematically Track Treatment Progress and Lifestyle Adjustments
Hormone Balance Check Covers All 16 Key Hormones
Insulin (Blood Sugar Regulating Hormone)
Regulates blood sugar and energy metabolism. Assesses insulin resistance and screens for risk of diabetes, obesity, and Metabolic syndrome
Regulates blood sugar and energy metabolism. Assesses insulin resistance and screens for risk of diabetes, obesity, and Metabolic syndrome
Cortisol (The Stress Hormone)
Elevated when the body is stressed or sleep-deprived. Abnormal levels are associated with chronic fatigue, easy weight gain, and poor sleep quality
Elevated when the body is stressed or sleep-deprived. Abnormal levels are associated with chronic fatigue, easy weight gain, and poor sleep quality
Testosterone (Energy and Performance Hormone)
Essential for muscle mass, strength, energy, and libido. Low levels may be associated with fatigue, reduced performance, and increased body fat
Essential for muscle mass, strength, energy, and libido. Low levels may be associated with fatigue, reduced performance, and increased body fat
Progesterone (Female Hormonal Balance Hormone)
Helps regulate the menstrual cycle, mood, and sleep quality. Low levels may cause irregular periods, mood swings, and insomnia
Helps regulate the menstrual cycle, mood, and sleep quality. Low levels may cause irregular periods, mood swings, and insomnia
Estradiol (The Primary Female Hormone)
Plays a role in skin health, bone density, mood, and the reproductive system. Used to assess menopause and female hormonal imbalance
Plays a role in skin health, bone density, mood, and the reproductive system. Used to assess menopause and female hormonal imbalance
FSH (Reproductive Cell Development Hormone)
Stimulates egg development in women and sperm production in men. Used to evaluate infertility, menopause, and ovarian function
Stimulates egg development in women and sperm production in men. Used to evaluate infertility, menopause, and ovarian function
LH (Reproductive System Regulating Hormone)
Triggers ovulation in women and regulates Testosterone production in men. Helps assess overall sex hormone balance
Triggers ovulation in women and regulates Testosterone production in men. Helps assess overall sex hormone balance
DHEAS (Anti-Aging Hormone)
A precursor hormone to both male and female sex hormones. Associated with energy, immunity, and anti-aging
A precursor hormone to both male and female sex hormones. Associated with energy, immunity, and anti-aging
SHBG (Sex Hormone Transport Protein)
Binds to and regulates the amount of free hormones in the body. Improves the accuracy of interpreting Testosterone and Estrogen results
Binds to and regulates the amount of free hormones in the body. Improves the accuracy of interpreting Testosterone and Estrogen results
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Vitamin D (An Essential Vitamin for the Body)
Essential for bone health, immunity, and hormonal balance. Low levels are associated with fatigue, weakened immunity, and osteoporosis
Essential for bone health, immunity, and hormonal balance. Low levels are associated with fatigue, weakened immunity, and osteoporosis
IGF-1 (Growth Hormone)
Reflects Growth Hormone activity. Essential for body repair, muscle maintenance, and health recovery
Reflects Growth Hormone activity. Essential for body repair, muscle maintenance, and health recovery
IGF-BP3 (Regulator of IGF-1 Activity)
Plays a role in maintaining IGF-1 balance and provides a clearer picture of the Growth Hormone system's function
Plays a role in maintaining IGF-1 balance and provides a clearer picture of the Growth Hormone system's function
Homocysteine (Vascular Health Marker)
Used to assess cardiovascular disease risk. High levels are associated with vascular inflammation and dementia
Used to assess cardiovascular disease risk. High levels are associated with vascular inflammation and dementia
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TSH (Thyroid Gland Regulating Hormone)
Used to screen thyroid gland function. Abnormal levels are associated with weight changes, fatigue, and mood swings
Used to screen thyroid gland function. Abnormal levels are associated with weight changes, fatigue, and mood swings
Free T3 (The Active Thyroid Hormone)
Regulates energy metabolism, body temperature, and cellular function. Important for those with symptoms even when TSH is normal
Regulates energy metabolism, body temperature, and cellular function. Important for those with symptoms even when TSH is normal
Free T4 (The Precursor Hormone to T3)
Used to assess thyroid function alongside TSH and Free T3. Helps distinguish thyroid dysfunction more clearly
Used to assess thyroid function alongside TSH and Free T3. Helps distinguish thyroid dysfunction more clearly
Details
In-Depth Hormonal Balance Analysis
Hormone Balance Check
(Profile I)
(Profile I)
Hormone Balance Check
(Profile II)
(Profile II)
Thyroid Hormone Test
Thyroid Stimulating Hormone (TSH)
Free Triiodothyronine (Free T3)
Free Thyroxine (Free T4)
Vitamin D Level Test
Vitamin D
Anti-Aging Hormone Level Test
Dehydroepiandrosterone Sulphate (DHEAS)
Stress Hormone Test
Cortisol
Blood Sugar Regulating Hormone Test
Insulin
Blood Homocysteine Level Test
Homocysteine
Growth Hormone Test
Insulin-like Growth Factor-1 (IGF1)
Insulin-like Growth Factor Binding Protein-3 (IGFBP3)
Sex Hormone Binding Globulin (SHBG)
Reproductive System Hormone Level Test
Luteinizing Hormone (LH)
Follicle-Stimulating Hormone (FSH)
Estrogen Hormone Level Test
Estradiol (E2)
Female Sex Hormone Level Test
Progesterone
Male Sex Hormone Level Test
Testosterone
Specialist Medical Team in Hormones and Anti-Aging
In-depth analysis using advanced technology
Personalized consultation with genuine
understanding and care for every concern
understanding and care for every concern
Focused on sustainable outcomes
Tailored rebalancing approaches
such asfemale and male hormone supplementation, lifestyle modification, and targeted vitamin therapy
such asfemale and male hormone supplementation, lifestyle modification, and targeted vitamin therapy
Systematic monitoring of treatment progress and lifestyle adjustments
Who Should Get Tested?
Fatigue, Low Energy, or Insomnia
Easy Weight Gain, Difficulty Losing Weight, or Frequent Hunger
Stress, Anxiety, or Mood Swings
Hair Loss, Thinning Hair, Acne, or Hormonal Melasma
Irregular Periods / Reduced Sexual Performance
Pregnancy Difficulties or Infertility
Those Seeking Preventive Healthcare
& Anti-Aging
& Anti-Aging
Preparation Before Your Visit
and Health Screening Recommendations
and Health Screening Recommendations
No Food or Drinks
8-10 hours
(plain water is allowed)
(plain water is allowed)
No Supplements, Vitamins, or Minerals
at least 24 hours
No Alcohol
24 hours
Avoid Smoking and Caffeine
8-12 hours
Get Enough Sleep
at least 6 hours
Results Waiting Time
1-3 business days
Please Make an Appointment in Advance
before your visit
Package Validity
up to 3 months
- If applicable, please inform us of your medical history, any underlying conditions, or current hormone use before your visit.
Hormone Balance Check
Assess Hormonal Balance
Identify the Causes of Chronic Symptoms
Personalized Health Care Planning
Price 12,850 THB
12,350
THB
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