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Advanced Thyroid Profile (FT3, FT4, T3, T4, UTSH) by Thyrocare

This five-parameter thyroid function blood test profile combines Total T3, Total T4, FT3, FT4, and Ultrasensitive TSH and is available at an offer price of ₹599 with free home sample collection across 5,000+ PIN code areas in India.

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Advanced Thyroid Profile: Quick Facts

Offer Price₹599

Discount40% off on MRP ₹1,000

Parameters5 thyroid tests

Sample TypeSerum (blood)

FastingNot required

Reporting Time12–36 hours

Testing LaboratoryThyrocare

Home CollectionFree

Tests Included in the Advanced Thyroid Profile

Instead of a conventional TSH test, this thyroid testing panel includes third-generation Ultrasensitive TSH for greater analytical sensitivity and more precise measurement of low TSH concentrations.

UTSH Ultrasensitive TSH Measures thyroid-stimulating hormone, which is produced by the pituitary gland and responds to changes in thyroid hormone levels.

T3 Total Triiodothyronine Measures the total amount of T3 in blood, including protein-bound and unbound T3.

T4 Total Thyroxine Measures the total amount of T4 in blood, including protein-bound and unbound T4.

FT3 Free Triiodothyronine Measures the unbound fraction of T3 circulating in blood.

FT4 Free Thyroxine Measures the unbound fraction of T4 circulating in blood.

Advanced Thyroid Profile Sample Report

View the sample PDF to find the reporting format, reference ranges, reporting units, and lab reference notes.

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Differences Between Basic and Advanced Thyroid Profiles

The basic Thyrocare thyroid profile contains Total T3, Total T4, and Ultrasensitive TSH. The Advanced Thyroid Profile includes those three tests along with FT3 and FT4.

Profile Detail	Basic Thyroid Profile	Advanced Thyroid Profile
Total T3	Included	Included
Total T4	Included	Included
Ultrasensitive TSH	Included	Included
FT3	Not included	Included
FT4	Not included	Included
Total Parameters	3	5

Total T3 and T4 vs Free FT3 and FT4

Total T3 and Total T4 measure the protein-bound and unbound forms of these hormones in the blood. FT3 and FT4 measure only the unbound or free thyroid hormones.

Including both total and free thyroid hormone tests provides the total circulating hormone values and the unbound hormone fractions. A doctor can interpret these results with UTSH, symptoms, medicines, pregnancy status, medical history, and earlier thyroid reports.

Thyrocare processes these tests using fully automated CLIA technology.

What Is Ultrasensitive TSH?

Ultrasensitive Thyroid-Stimulating Hormone (UTSH or us-TSH) is a third-generation TSH test that can reliably measure very low TSH concentrations. Its higher analytical sensitivity helps identify suppressed TSH levels more precisely than older-generation TSH assays, which is important in thyroid function assessment and hyperthyroidism evaluation.

The Ultrasensitive TSH test at Thyrocare is processed using fully automated CMIA technology.

UTSH is interpreted together with T3, T4, FT3, and FT4 in the thyroid function report.

When Can This Five-Test Thyroid Profile Be Considered?

When a doctor advises thyroid function testing for fatigue, unexplained weight change, heat or cold intolerance, hair fall, bowel changes, or menstrual irregularity
For follow-up after an abnormal thyroid result
For monitoring while taking thyroid medicine, according to the testing schedule advised by the doctor
During pregnancy, when the treating doctor advises thyroid testing

What Is Not Included?

This thyroid function profile does not include the following thyroid antibody blood tests:

Anti-Thyroid Peroxidase Antibody (Anti-TPO)
Anti-Thyroglobulin Antibody (Anti-TG)
TSH Receptor Antibody (TRAb)

A separate thyroid profile with thyroid antibodies, along with free and total thyroid hormones is available for comprehensive thyroid disease evaluation.

Preparation, Sample Collection, and Reporting Time

Fasting	Not required
Sample	Serum from a venous blood sample
Thyroid Medicine	Do not stop or change medicine without the doctor’s advice. Follow the advised timing for treatment monitoring.
Biotin and Supplements	Share details of biotin, hair and nail supplements, multivitamins, and other supplements before testing because biotin can interfere with some laboratory assays.
Previous Reports	Keep earlier thyroid reports available when the test is being repeated for monitoring.
Pregnancy	Share pregnancy status with the doctor because thyroid result interpretation can differ during pregnancy.
Reporting Time	Most reports are digitally delivered within 12–36 hours after sample collection.
Home Sample Collection	Free home sample collection across 5,000+ PIN code areas in India

How to Book the Advanced Thyroid Profile

Book through WhatsApp or call +91 70701 77147.
Share the beneficiary’s name, age, gender, complete address with PIN code, phone number, email ID, and preferred sample collection slot.
A trained phlebotomist will visit for the scheduled blood sample collection.
The sample will be processed by Thyrocare, and the digital report will be delivered via WhatsApp and email.

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Reading the Thyroid Report

The report lists the measured values, units, and laboratory reference ranges for all five tests. Reference ranges can differ by method, laboratory, age, and pregnancy status.

Note: This profile provides laboratory values for thyroid function assessment. The results should be discussed with the treating doctor.

FAQs on Advanced Thyroid Test Results

Can a normal T3 result rule out a thyroid disorder?

No. T3 can remain within the laboratory reference range in some thyroid conditions, particularly hypothyroidism. UTSH, FT4, other thyroid test results, symptoms, and medical history should be interpreted together.

What can a high UTSH result with a normal FT4 result indicate?

This can be seen in subclinical hypothyroidism, where UTSH is raised but FT4 remains within the reference range. A doctor may advise repeat testing and consider symptoms, medicines, pregnancy status, recent illness, and thyroid antibody tests before deciding the next step.

What can a low UTSH result with normal FT3 and FT4 results indicate?

This can be seen in subclinical hyperthyroidism, but medicines, pregnancy, recent illness, and temporary changes can also affect thyroid values. The result requires medical interpretation rather than assessment from UTSH alone.

Why can Total T3 or Total T4 be high when FT3 and FT4 are normal?

Total T3 and Total T4 include hormones attached to blood proteins. Pregnancy and estrogen-containing medicines can increase thyroid-binding proteins and raise total hormone values while the free hormone values remain within the reference range.

Can an illness temporarily change thyroid test results?

Yes. An illness can temporarily alter T3, T4, or UTSH even when the changes are related to the illness rather than a thyroid disorder.

Should thyroid results during pregnancy be compared with general adult reference ranges?

Pregnancy can change thyroid hormone and UTSH levels, so the report should be interpreted according to the stage of pregnancy. The treating doctor will consider pregnancy-specific reference information and the person’s treatment history.

How often should the Advanced Thyroid Profile be repeated?

There is no single repeat interval for everyone. The timing depends on the reason for testing, previous results, symptoms, pregnancy, medicine changes, and the monitoring schedule advised by the treating doctor.

Should I repeat thyroid tests by the same laboratory?

Repeating thyroid tests at the same laboratory can make the reports easier to compare because testing methods and reference ranges can differ between laboratories.

What should be done when thyroid results are normal but symptoms continue?

Fatigue, weight change, hair fall, menstrual changes, and similar symptoms can have causes other than thyroid dysfunction. The treating doctor can decide whether to repeat the thyroid profile, order thyroid antibody tests, or investigate another cause.

Does a full body checkup package include these thyroid tests?

Basic full body checkup packages available with us include ultrasensitive TSH only. Our standard full body checkup packages cover T3, T4, and ultrasensitive TSH tests. Our advanced packages include FT3, FT4, and Ultrasensitive TSH, but do not include Total T3 or Total T4.

References on Thyroid Testing

Written by: Hema Mehta Sahoo

Medically reviewed by: Dr. M A Khan, MBBS, MD Pathology

Last updated: June 27, 2026

Advanced Thyroid Profile at ₹599