Hormone

OpenHouse Clinic provides hormone testing, thyroid testing, vitamin D testing, iron assessment, and medical consultation for metabolism, weight management, and overall health.
This service may be suitable for people with fatigue, unexplained weight gain, difficulty losing weight, poor sleep, hair loss, mood changes, low libido, dizziness, low energy, or concerns about hormone, vitamin, or iron imbalance.
Hormone, Metabolic, and Vitamin Services
| Service | Suitable for |
|---|---|
| TSH thyroid test | Screening for thyroid imbalance |
| Free T3 / Free T4 | Further thyroid function assessment |
| Free testosterone | Fatigue, reduced muscle mass, or low libido |
| Vitamin D test | Fatigue, body aches, or vitamin D assessment |
| Iron / Ferritin test | Fatigue, dizziness, hair loss, or possible iron deficiency |
| Vitamin IV drip | Vitamin support and recovery |
| Iron IV drip | Selected cases of iron deficiency after doctor assessment |
| Testosterone injection | For patients assessed as suitable by the doctor |
| Weight and metabolic consultation | Weight gain, difficulty losing weight, or obesity concerns |
| Weight management pen | Used under doctor assessment and follow-up |
Thyroid, Hormone, and Vitamin Testing
Hormones and vitamins can affect energy level, weight, sleep, mood, hair loss, metabolism, and fatigue. If symptoms are present, the doctor may consider blood tests such as TSH, Free T3, Free T4, Free testosterone, vitamin D, or ferritin to help assess possible causes.
Vitamin and Iron IV Drip
OpenHouse Clinic provides vitamin IV drip and iron IV drip services for selected patients who want support for fatigue, recovery, or have blood test results suggesting low iron levels.
Iron IV drip should be given after medical assessment to choose the appropriate medication, dosage, and safety plan.
Weight Management and Weight Loss Pens
For people with weight gain, difficulty losing weight, or obesity-related concerns, the doctor can assess metabolic health, related risks, and suitability for weight management medication.
Weight management pens should be used under medical supervision to choose the right dose, monitor side effects, and follow treatment progress safely.
Learn more: How to use Mounjaro correctly
Frequently Asked Questions About Hormones, Vitamins, and IV Drip
When should I consider hormone or vitamin testing?
You may consider testing if you have fatigue, unexplained weight changes, poor sleep, hair loss, dizziness, mood changes, low libido, or concerns about metabolism, vitamin, or iron imbalance.
Who may be suitable for iron IV drip?
Iron IV drip may be suitable for selected people with iron deficiency or blood test results suggesting low iron levels. A doctor should assess suitability before treatment.
Do I need to see a doctor before using a weight management pen?
Yes. A doctor should assess suitability, precautions, dosage, side effects, and follow-up plan, especially if you have underlying medical conditions or take other medications.
Contact OpenHouse Clinic
OpenHouse Clinic
6th Floor, Park Silom
WhatsApp: +66 81 524 6561
Line: @openhouseclinic
Tel. 081-524-6561
openhouseclinic.com
Service Fee
TSH
Free T3
Free T4
Free testosterone
Vitamin D Level Test
Testosterone Hormone Injection
Weight Loss Pen Injector 5 mg
(Tirzepatide)
Weight Loss Pen Injector 10 mg
(Tirzepatide)
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