Women's Hormone Panel

This panel answers concrete questions about where you are in your reproductive and hormonal cycle: Are irregular periods, low energy, or mood shifts explained by a thyroid issue (TSH, Free T3), a sex-hormone imbalance, or the transition toward perimenopause? Measuring estradiol, progesterone, FSH, and LH together lets you interpret them in context — for example, the FSH-to-estradiol relationship helps distinguish normal cycling from declining ovarian reserve, while progesterone confirms whether ovulation occurred. Testosterone (total and free), SHBG, and DHEA-S together clarify the picture behind symptoms like acne, hair changes, or the androgen patterns seen in PCOS, since free testosterone depends heavily on how much SHBG is binding it. The inclusion of cortisol, insulin, and IGF-1 broadens the view to stress, metabolic, and growth-axis factors that often interact with sex hormones but are missed by a narrower panel. You get a coordinated snapshot you can bring to a clinician to guide next steps — and because timing within your cycle strongly affects several of these results, one draw captures them all at the same point rather than requiring repeated visits. Ordered à la carte these eleven markers add up quickly, so a single panel and blood draw is both more convenient and better value.