Growth Hormone
The growth hormone test is a type of blood test. The main
purpose of this test is to find out what amount of growth hormone is in the
blood. Growth hormone is responsible for the growth of the body. Along with
this, it is also responsible for keeping the metabolism of the body properly.
The amount of growth hormone in the blood varies depending on emotional stress,
sleep, exercise, and diet.
In some people, due to the high growth hormone, they are
much longer than normal. At the same time, in which the amount of growth
hormone is low, then such people fall prey to dwarfism.
On the other hand, a high amount of growth hormone makes
noncancerous tumors in the pituitary gland. At the same time, the face, jaw,
hands, and feet start to grow longer than normal due to more growth hormone in
the blood.
The growth hormone
stimulation test is done when the child begins to experience symptoms of growth
hormone deficiency. Like:
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Decreased child growth rate since childhood
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Shortening the length of the baby from our
children
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Delayed arrival of puberty
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Late growth of bones
The growth hormone
stimulation test of the elders is done when the following symptoms appear in
them. This is called hypopituitarism. Like:
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Decreased bone density
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To be tired
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Have high cholesterol
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Decreased exercise
The growth hormone is secreted from the pituitary gland.
Therefore, with time, its quantity changes in the blood. This is why repeated
tests from the same sample will not be helpful. Because in the morning the
growth hormone is released in excess and its level changes due to exercise and
stress. Therefore, it is not possible to get the same result. Some factor
growth hormones affect test results:
·
Certain drugs that increase the level of growth
hormone (amphetamines, dopamine, estrogens, glucagon, histamine, insulin, etc.)
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Some drugs reduce the level of growth hormone
(corticosteroids and phenothiazine’s)
·
Sometimes a growth hormone deficiency is not
responsible for someone's short stature. Rather, his family history is also
responsible for the decrease in growth. Growth is also inhibited due to some
kind of genetic disorder.
Before getting a
growth hormone test your doctor can give you some instructions:
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Do not eat anything a few hours before the test
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If you are taking any kind of medicine, then
talk to the doctor before conducting the test.
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Do the exercises before the test
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Stop taking medications that may affect the
results of the growth hormone test.
The growth hormone
changes rapidly in the blood. In such a situation, it is not possible to get an
accurate result. So you may have to do the test on different days continuously.
Insulin-like growth factor 1 level (IGF-1) changes slowly and can be tested
first.
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First, the health professionals will tie an
elastic band to your arm. Which will stop your blood flow?
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Then from where the blood has to be removed, we
clean it with alcohol.
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You insert a needle into the vein of your hand
and drain the blood.
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You will keep the extracted blood in a tube and
keep it safe.
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Where they draw blood, they press it with cotton
so that the bleeding stops.
After taking the blood sample, it will be sent to the lab
for examination. You will return to normal immediately after the test. You can
go home immediately if you want. If you have any problem, talk to the health
professional immediately. You will get the result of a blood test as soon as
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