TSH is a hormone produced by the pituitary gland that stimulates the production of thyroid hormones necessary for proper growth and development.
 

The free T4 hormone level helps to assess thyroid functions. The normal value for an adult is 12.00-22.00 pmol / l.

Elevated levels of anti-TPO indicate autoimmune thyroid disease. Values above 35 IU / ml should be consulted by a physician.

HCG is a hormone that is one of the first indicators of pregnancy. Its level rises very quickly in the body of a future mother, especially during the first trimester. Increased HCG levels can also be caused by myomas and ovarian cysts.

Estradiol is a female sexual hormone. During the menstrual cycle, the estradiol level copies the growth in the size of eggs. It is one of the indicators of risks for ovarian cancer, menstrual cycle disorders, or osteoporosis.

Testosterone is a male sexual hormone whose production begins to rise sharply in puberty and declines after the age of 50. It has no direct relationship to the development of cancers of the genital tract, but it can be part of clinical manifestations of the disease.