Yes. This panel can help identify early indicators of conditions such as diabetes, hypothyroidism, cardiovascular disease risk, inflammation, liver issues, and kidney abnormalities, allowing for earlier follow-up and care.
Standard Female Wellness Panel
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About Our Standard Female Wellness Panel
Fasting Instructions:
Fasting is required for this lab test. You should not consume food or beverages other than water for at least 8 hours prior to visiting the lab. If you choose not to fast, it may affect your results.
A simple panel to stay ahead of your health!
The Standard Female Wellness Panel is a comprehensive, doctor-trusted blood and urine test designed to give women a clear snapshot of their overall health. When completed annually, it helps identify early warning signs and track trends over time, so potential issues can be addressed before they become serious.
For example, gradually rising A1C levels may signal prediabetes or early diabetes, allowing for earlier intervention and better long-term outcomes.
What's In The Standard Female Wellness Panel?
This panel evaluates key markers across cardiovascular, metabolic, thyroid, liver, and immune health:
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Lipid & Cholesterol Panel
Assesses cholesterol and lipid levels to evaluate your risk of cardiovascular disease. -
Comprehensive Metabolic Panel (CMP)
Measures proteins, enzymes, and electrolytes to assess metabolism, kidney function, and overall organ health. -
Routine Urinalysis
Screens for abnormal substances such as protein or glucose to detect early signs of conditions like diabetes or kidney issues. Any positive findings are confirmed by microscopic evaluation. -
Complete Blood Count (CBC) with Differential
Evaluates red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets to assess immune health, anemia risk, and overall blood health. -
Thyroid Panel with TSH
Measures thyroid hormone levels to determine how well your thyroid is functioning. -
Alanine Aminotransferase (ALT)
A key marker used to assess liver health and detect possible liver damage. -
Hemoglobin A1C (HbA1C)
Reflects your average blood sugar levels over the past 8–12 weeks to identify early diabetes risk or monitor an existing diagnosis. -
High-Sensitivity C-Reactive Protein (hs-CRP)
Detects inflammation in the body and helps assess the risk of chronic inflammatory conditions and coronary artery disease.
What Body Systems Are Evaluated?
The Standard Female Wellness Panel evaluates multiple core body systems to provide a well-rounded picture of overall health and early disease risk, including:
- Cardiovascular System: Assessed through cholesterol and lipid levels to help evaluate heart disease risk.
- Metabolic System: Evaluated using the Comprehensive Metabolic Panel and Hemoglobin A1C to monitor blood sugar regulation, kidney function, and overall metabolic health.
- Endocrine (Hormonal) System: Thyroid hormones and TSH levels are measured to assess thyroid function, which plays a key role in energy, weight, and temperature regulation.
- Immune System: White blood cell counts and high-sensitivity CRP help identify inflammation and immune response.
- Hepatic (Liver) System: ALT levels are used to evaluate liver health and detect potential liver damage.
- Renal (Kidney) & Urinary System: Kidney function markers and routine urinalysis assess filtration efficiency and screen for abnormalities such as protein or glucose in the urine.
- Hematologic (Blood) System: Red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets are analyzed to assess oxygen transport, clotting ability, and overall blood health.
Together, these insights help detect early changes, monitor ongoing conditions, and support proactive, preventive healthcare decisions.
Who Should Consider the Standard Health Test Panel?
This panel is ideal for:
- Women who want to proactively monitor their health
- Those tracking existing conditions like diabetes or hypothyroidism
- Anyone evaluating how medications, diet, or exercise are impacting their body
It may be especially beneficial for women under 60 who do not currently experience symptoms of estrogen or FSH imbalance.
How to Prepare for Your Test:
This test requires a blood draw and urine sample so you must fast for at least 8 hours before testing (water is allowed). If you take medications that must be taken with food, consult your healthcare provider before fasting
Convenient, No-Appointment Testing
To complete your test:
- Order online through our website
- Use the lab locator to find a nearby testing location
- Walk in; no appointment required
- Access your results securely in your HealthLabs.com account within one to three business days
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If you find the same test for a lower price from a comparable provider, contact us. We not only match the price, we beat it by an additional 10 percent of the difference.
Common Questions:
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Can this test detect early signs of disease?
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Do I need to fast before this test?
Yes, fasting is required for this lab test. You should not consume food or beverages other than water for at least 8 hours prior to visiting the lab. If you choose not to fast, it may affect your results.
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Will anyone see my results besides me?
Your results are stored in your secure online account. They are not shared with anyone else. If you choose, you can print or download them to share with your own doctor.
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Can I talk to someone about my results?
Yes. If your results come back positive or if you simply have questions, our team is here to support you. You can text our Patient Services team at 1800-579-3914, anytime between 8am and 8pm.
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Can I use insurance to pay for this test?
In order to ensure your privacy, we do not bill insurance directly, but you may use HSA or FSA funds. This keeps your results and testing completely private from insurers. We can also provide you with an itemized receipt for insurance reimbursement purposes if you need it.
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What type of sample is required for this test?
This test requires a simple blood draw and a urine sample. No swabs or physical exams are involved.