Estrogen Six Tests

The main purpose of the six sex hormone tests is to determine whether there are endocrine disorders. If women show menstrual disorders or infertility, routine examinations are required. After examination, changes in estrogen, progesterone, androgen, prolactin, etc. are understood. The main endocrine disorders include luteal dysfunction, ovarian reserve dysfunction or polycystic ovary syndrome, hyperprolactin, etc., which can cause menstrual changes to varying degrees, and even inhibit ovulation and cause infertility. It is generally recommended to draw blood on an empty stomach on the second or third day of your menstrual cycle to get a more complete picture of hormone levels. To determine prolactin status, you need to prevent excessive nipple stimulation. Generally draw blood after half an hour at rest.