Total Testosterone

In females, total testosterone supports libido, bone strength, muscle tone, and mood. Imbalances may indicate PCOS, adrenal issues, or hormonal dysfunction. High or low levels can cause symptoms like acne, fatigue, or irregular periods. Monitoring levels helps identify root causes and improve hormonal health.

Progesterone

One of the main female sex hormones. Progesterone regulates menstrual cycles, supports fertility, and prepares the body for pregnancy. Low levels can cause irregular periods, mood swings, or difficulty conceiving. High levels may indicate hormone imbalance or certain health conditions.

Estradiol

Estradiol is the primary form of estrogen, essential for menstrual regulation, reproductive health, bone density, and skin health. Low levels may lead to fatigue, mood changes, or irregular cycles; high levels may suggest estrogen dominance. Monitoring estradiol helps assess hormonal balance and guide fertility decisions.

Cortisol

Cortisol is a key stress hormone that affects energy, metabolism, mood, and immune function. In females, imbalances can lead to fatigue, weight changes, anxiety, or menstrual disruptions. Chronic high or low cortisol may signal adrenal issues and should be addressed.

DHEA-S

DHEA-S is a hormone that supports estrogen and testosterone production in females. It plays a role in mood, energy, libido, and skin health. Low levels may reflect aging or adrenal dysfunction; high levels are often linked to PCOS. Monitoring DHEA-S offers insights into adrenal and hormonal balance.

Vitamin D

Vitamin D supports bone health, immune function, mood, and hormone regulation in females. Deficiency is common and may often cause fatigue, low immunity, or menstrual irregularities. Adequate levels are also linked to good reproductive health (ferility) and healthy pregnancy.