e-Pakiet dla kobiet — Women's Health Panel

Women-specific health screening with 14 biomarkers covering haematology, thyroid function (TSH + fT4), iron status with ferritin, full lipid panel, liver enzymes, inflammation, and vitamin D3. At 319 PLN (~74 EUR) with blood draw included. Addresses the health domains where women face elevated risk — thyroid dysfunction, iron deficiency, and metabolic health.

This panel is designed around the clinical priorities of women's health. Thyroid dysfunction is 5-8 times more prevalent in women than men, with Hashimoto thyroiditis affecting up to 10% of women over 40. The dual thyroid markers (TSH + fT4) provide both screening sensitivity and functional assessment — TSH identifies the dysfunction, fT4 quantifies its severity and distinguishes overt from subclinical disease. Iron deficiency is the most common nutritional deficiency worldwide, and women of reproductive age bear a disproportionate burden due to menstrual blood loss. This panel includes both serum iron and ferritin — the gold-standard marker of iron stores. Ferritin below 30 ng/mL identifies iron depletion before haemoglobin drops, enabling early intervention. The complete blood count detects overt anaemia (haemoglobin below 12 g/dL in women) and classifies it by morphology via MCV. The full lipidogram (total cholesterol, HDL, LDL, triglycerides) enables cardiovascular risk assessment. While cardiovascular disease is often perceived as a male condition, it remains the leading cause of death in European women — particularly post-menopause when the protective effect of oestrogen declines. Women tend to present with atypical symptoms, making biochemical risk stratification especially valuable. Liver enzymes (AST, ALT) screen for hepatocellular damage. Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease affects an estimated 25% of European adults and is increasingly recognised in women with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) and metabolic syndrome. CRP and ESR provide complementary inflammation measures. Vitamin D3 (25-hydroxyvitamin D) assessment is particularly relevant for women given the higher osteoporosis risk. Adequate vitamin D is essential for calcium absorption and bone mineralisation. At Wroclaw's latitude, supplementation is necessary for most women during autumn and winter. Fasting glucose screens for type 2 diabetes and gestational diabetes risk factors. Pre-diabetes is common and often asymptomatic, making routine biochemical screening the primary detection method. At 319 PLN with blood draw included, this panel provides comprehensive women's health coverage at a fraction of German private lab pricing (typically 300-500 EUR for equivalent testing).