Endocrine Tests

Endocrine Lab Testing and health information

Do you have an endocrine disorder?

We provide comprehensive diagnostic testing to diagnose and monitor early endocrine disorders such as diabetes, thyroid diseases, pituitary disorders, and adrenal gland issues.

The endocrine system regulates your hormones, which are the chemical messengers that control all of your body’s functions. When something goes wrong with this system, it can lead to a group of conditions that affect the way your body uses its hormones. They can cause problems like obesity, infertility, diabetes, and various health problems, including thyroid nodules and Graves disease. These endocrine disorders are a group of conditions that affect how your body uses its hormones. They can ... See more


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Have you been experiencing fluctuations in weight, mood swings, hair loss, or insomnia? If so, it may be a hormone imbalance. 

Your endocrine system is responsible for producing hormones in your body. If your hormones are unbalanced, they can throw your whole body off. 

Metabolism, sexual function, reproduction, sleep, weight, and mood are all regulated by hormones. Keeping your endocrine system running well is essential. 

If you're feeling like there is something disrupting your hormones, it is important that you look into endocrine tests to find out what is actually going on. 

Let's look into this deeper.

What Are Endocrine Disorders?

Your endocrine system is one of the most important parts of your body. In simple terms, an endocrine disorder is when your endocrine system is malfunctioning, and a gland in the body isn't doing its job correctly. 

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 The endocrine system is a network that is made up of different glands throughout the human body. The endocrine system and the nervous system work together to regulate and control many of the internal functions of the body. The nervous system makes use of nerve impulses as its means for control; the endocrine system utilizes hormones, which are chemical messenger molecules. These hormones are created, stored, as well as secreted by an integrated network of different glands. When endocrine glands release different hormones into the blood, they will target specific organs, tissues, or cells. Every target will have dedicated receptors for that specific hormone, which can be explained as a key that fits into a lock.  

This network is made up of several parts. One of these is the hypothalamus, which is the endocrine gland situated in the brain. Another includes the pituitary gland, located in its ... See more