6 tests and targets
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Women's Hormone Panel
Core hormone markers for cycle, perimenopause, and menopause context.
- Estradiol
- Follicle-Stimulating Hormone (FSH)
- Luteinizing Hormone (LH)
- Progesterone
- +2 more
$160self-pay
Women's Health
Compare hormone, fertility, PCOS, and comprehensive wellness panels by purpose, included markers, and current price.
Start with your reason for testing
These panels track hormones involved in the menstrual cycle, menopause, and reproductive health, including estradiol, FSH, LH, and progesterone. Select options add AMH for ovarian-reserve context or androgen and metabolic markers relevant to a PCOS evaluation.
- Women tracking irregular cycles, hormone-related symptoms, or changes around menopause
- Anyone preparing for a fertility conversation who wants relevant hormone data
- Women investigating symptoms commonly associated with PCOS
- Anyone who wants general wellness and hormone markers combined in one panel
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Find the panel that fits
4 panels. Review the purpose, included testing, and current price before you choose.
7 tests and targets
Women's Fertility Panel
Self-pay$165
Fertility-relevant hormones, including AMH and prolactin, in one focused panel.
10 tests and targets
Female Comprehensive Panel
Self-pay$229
General wellness and female hormone markers combined in one comprehensive panel.
6 tests and targets
PCOS Panel
Self-pay$135
Androgen, blood sugar, and insulin markers commonly considered during a PCOS evaluation.
Choose the panel that matches the question
Compare these questions. Our team can also explain collection requirements and what each option includes.
Contact our teamWhat is the difference between the Women's Hormone and Fertility panels?
The Women's Hormone Panel focuses on cycle- and menopause-related hormones. The Fertility Panel adds AMH and prolactin to provide more fertility-specific context.
Does cycle timing affect hormone results?
Some hormone levels change throughout the menstrual cycle, so timing can matter depending on the reason for testing. Follow the laboratory or healthcare provider's instructions for your situation.
Do I need hormone testing for perimenopause?
Most people do not need hormone testing to identify perimenopause because age, symptoms, and cycle changes usually guide evaluation. Testing may be appropriate in select situations, including younger age or atypical symptoms.
Questions before you book
Clear answers about preparation, referrals, timing, and how to interpret the testing options.
Which cycle day is best for testing?
It depends on the marker and what you are evaluating. Ask your healthcare provider or follow the collection instructions supplied with the panel.
Can hormonal birth control affect results?
Yes. Hormonal contraception can change several hormone measurements. Do not stop medication on your own; tell your healthcare provider what you take when reviewing results.
Can the PCOS Panel diagnose PCOS?
No single blood panel diagnoses PCOS. Laboratory results are interpreted with symptoms, medical history, a clinical evaluation, and sometimes imaging.
How does Female Comprehensive differ from Women's Hormone?
Female Comprehensive adds broader wellness markers such as blood count, metabolic function, cholesterol, blood sugar, thyroid, and urinalysis to core hormone testing.
Find the women's health panel built around your question
Compare hormone, fertility, PCOS, and comprehensive options before choosing your collection appointment.