Name: Mrs. NILANJANA BANERJEE Registration No.
: 396104
Age/Gender: 29 Y/Female Registered: 20/Jan/2024 04:12PM
Patient ID: 122301250225 Sample Collected: 20/Jan/2024 05:52PM
BarcodeNo: AA043652 Analysed: 20/Jan/2024 07:16PM
Referred By: G D SARMA Reported: 20/Jan/2024 07:28PM
Nationality :Indian
DEPARTMENT OF HORMONES
Test Name Result Unit Biological Ref.Interval Method
AMH(ANTI MULLERIAN HORMONE) 0.39 ng/mL 0.17 - 7.37 CLIA
Clinical Signafication:
Antimullerian hormone (AMH), also known as mullerian inhibiting substance, is a dimeric glycoprotein hormone belonging to the
transforming growth factor-beta family. It is produced by Sertoli cells of the testis in males and by ovarian granulosa cells in
females.AMH is expressed in the follicles of female of reproductive age and inhibits the transition of follicles from primordial to
primary stages. Because of the gender differences in AMH concentration, its changes in circulating concentrations with sexual
development, and its specificity for Sertoli and granulosa cells, measurement of AMH has utility in the assessment of
gender,gonadal function, fertility, and as a gonadal tumor marker. Since AMH is produced continuously in the granulosa cells of
small follicles during the menstrual cycles, it is superior to the episodically released gonadotropins and ovarian steroids as a
marker of ovarian reserve. Studies in fertility clinic have shown that females with higher concentration of AMH have a better
response to ovarian stimulation and tend to produce more retrievable oocyte than females with low or undetectable
AMH.Polycystic ovarian syndrome can elevate serum AMH concentration because it is associated with presence of large
number of small follicles.
Sample Type:Serum
Test has been performed on access2
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Name: Mrs. NILANJANA BANERJEE Registration No.: 386299
Age/Gender: 29 Y/Female Registered: 20/Jan/2024 05:41PM
Patient ID: 122301060207 Sample Collected: 20/Jan/2024 06:00PM
BarcodeNo: AA035396 Analysed: 20/Jan/2024 08:42PM
Referred By: G D SARMA Reported: 20/Jan/2024 09:01PM
Nationality :Indian
DEPARTMENT OF IMMUNOASSAY
Test Name Result Unit Biological Ref.Interval Method
PROLACTIN 38.26 ng/mL Males: 2.64–13.13 CLIA
Premenop: 3.34–26.72
Postmenop: 2.74–19.64
Sample Type:Serum
Prolactin stimulates breast development and milk production in women:
1. High prolactin levels seen in:
a. Prolactinoma
b. Hypothalamic disease
c. Chest wall injury or irradiation
d. Kidney disease in. Hypothyroidism f. Drugs (e.g. anti depressed, Beta blocker)
2. If prolactin level is high test may be repeated in the early morning after 8 hr fasting as the following factors cause
transient increase in prolactin.
a. Emotional or physical stress.
b. High protein meals.
c. Recent breast stimulation or breast examination
d. Recent exercise
N.B. ALL reference range are age and sex matched. Reference limits mentioned herein are in accordance with the literature
provided along with the kit/ Population based study.
Test has been performed on access2
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Name: Mrs. NILANJANA BANERJEE Registered: 20/Jan/2024 12:27PM
Age/Gender: 29 Y/Female Sample Collected: 20/Jan/2024 12:27PM
Patient ID: 122306080102 Lab Received: 20/Jan/2024 02:15PM
BarcodeNo: AA151003 Reported: 20/Jan/2024 04:17PM
Referred By: G D SARMA
Nationality :Indian
DEPARTMENT OF IMMUNOASSAY
FT4 ,TSH
FHL.
Test Name Result Unit Biological Ref.Interval Method
FREE T4 1.39 ng/dL 0.93 - 1.7 ECLIA
Thyroid disease is much more common in women and most often occurs under the age of 40. It also tend to run in families. You may
need a Free thyroxin test if a family member has ever had thyroid disease or if you have symptoms of having too much thyroid hormone
in your blood, a condition called hyperthyroidism, or symptoms of having too little thyroid hormone, a condition called hypothyroidism.
Symptoms of hyperthyroidism, also known as overactive thyroid, include:
Anxiety
Weight loss
Increased heart rate
Symptoms of hypothyroidism, also known as underactive thyroid, include :
Weight gain
Hair loss
Low tolerance for cold temperatures
Irregular menstrual periods
Thyroid changes can happen during pregnancy. Although it is not common, some women can develop thyroid disease during pregnancy.
Hyperthyroidism happens in about 0.1% to 0.4% of pregnancies, while hypothyroidism happens in approximately 2.5% of pregnancies.
BIOTIN MEDICATIONS MAY INTERFERE WITH THE RESULT SO THERE SHOULD BE AT LEAST 8 HRS DIFFERENCE
BETWEEN DRUG INTAKE AND SAMPLE DRAWING.
Sample Type:Serum
Test has been performed on Cobas6000
TSH 4.03 µU/mL 0.27 - 4.20 ECLIA
Sample Type:Serum
Test has been performed on Cobas6000
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Name: Mrs. GULSAN ARA Registered: 27/Jun/2025 11:04AM
Age/Gender: 23 Y/Female Sample Collected: 27/Jun/2025 11:04AM
Patient ID: 12250670709482 Lab Received: 27/Jun/2025 12:43PM
Barcode No: AB277092 Reported: 27/Jun/2025 07:10PM
Referred By: DR S NATH
Nationality :Indian
FHL.
Test Name Unit Biological Ref.Interval Method
HAEMOGLOBIN 11.1 gm/dL 12 - 15 Photometric
Sample Type:Whole Blood
Test has been performed on DXH560
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