The free thyroxin index (FTI) test is a blood test conducted to diagnose disorders of the thyroid. Thyroxine (T4) is a thyroid hormone and this particular test finds out how much of it is present in your blood. It determines if the thyroid gland is overactive (hyperthyroidism) or underactive (hypothyroidism).
This test is very helpful in finding out the activity of the thyroid gland. This is good to know the performance of the thyroid gland and the hormones released by the gland. This can then prevent you from several thyroid diseases like Goiter, Grave’s Disease, Hashimoto’s disease, and in severe cases Thyroid Cancer.
This test is also known as the T4 Index (FTI) Test/ Free T4 Index Test/ FTI Blood Test, T4 concentration, thyroxin screen, and free T4 Concentration.
Free thyroxin test price in Pakistan ranges between (2000-3000) Rupees. The FTI test cost in Pakistan varies depending upon the lab and city you are choosing to get your test. However, to get a discount on FTI test prices in Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Multan, and other major cities, you can book your FTI test from Healthwire.
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To book your Free Thyroxine Index Test:
You can also call us at 042352500989 or click on the test for instant booking. You can also avail discount on the FTI test cost if you book your test via Healthwire.
There is always a need to get this test done if you are noticing the following changes in your body or the below-mentioned symptoms are appearing more than usual. If you have a hyperactive thyroid then keep a look when you feel:
If you are having the symptoms mentioned below then your thyroid is underactive and you need to get the test done:
In order to interpret ± thyroxin levels to test you need to look at these normal ranges and then compare them with yours.
If the ranges go below the reference then you are suffering from hypothyroidism and if it exceeds that then you have hyperthyroidism.