FUNCTIONAL TESTING Colorado Springs
FUNCTIONAL TESTING
Functional laboratory testing is a type of medical test that measures how well the body is functioning. This can include tests of organ function, hormone levels, and other factors. Functional testing is often used to diagnose problems with the endocrine system, nervous system, or other organs. It can also be used to monitor the progress of diseases such as cancer. In some cases, functional testing may be used to screen for potential health problems. For example, a blood test can check for elevated levels of certain hormones that may indicate a problem with the thyroid gland. Functional laboratory testing can provide important information about a person’s health and can help to guide treatment decisions.
Types of functional testing
There are many different types of functional laboratory testing that can be used to assess a patient’s health. Functional laboratory testing is a valuable tool that can help to identify potential health problems and guide treatment decisions.
Below are a few types of tests that you might look into receiving:
- Gastrointestinal Test
- Immunology Test
- Endocrine Test
- Metabolic Assessment
- Nutritional and Toxin Status Assessment
Benefits of Functional testing
Functional lab testing helps identify hormone imbalances, thyroid problems, metabolic issues, autoimmune dysfunction, and so much more. These tests will allow us to plan for anything we need to and get ahead of everything. There is also the option that we can plan for dietary needs that you may have.
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CHIROPRACTIC CARE
A chiropractic adjustment is a therapeutic treatment by a licensed Colorado Springs Chiropractor. Our chiropractor will use pressure to manipulate joints in your body to realign your spine and reduce pain and discomfort. Chiropractic adjustments complement traditional medical care. For example, if you see a chiropractor for back pain, the chiropractor will likely take x-rays to rule out other causes of your pain such as a herniated disc. Once the chiropractor has determined that your spine is the source of your pain, he or she will use chiropractic adjustments to help relieve your pain.