Women’s Hormonal Health Panel (Quest)

What this panel includes

• Reproductive hormones: Estradiol and progesterone

• Pituitary signaling: FSH and LH to assess hormonal regulation

• Androgen balance: Total and free testosterone

• Hormone availability: SHBG to understand biologically active hormone levels

• Thyroid function: TSH, free T4, and free T3 to assess metabolic regulation

• Prolactin: Evaluated for its role in ovulation and cycle disruption

Biomarkers tested

Why patients choose this

• A clear baseline of the core hormone markers behind reproductive function, metabolism, thyroid health, and hormone regulation.
• Useful for women navigating perimenopause, menopause, or symptoms like fatigue, cycle irregularities, mood changes, sleep disruption, or changes in body composition.
• Evaluates reproductive hormones, pituitary signaling, androgen balance, hormone availability, and thyroid function together.
• Offers valuable context to support clinical interpretation and personalized care planning.
• Schedule your lab test seamlessly and complete it at a lab near you.

Before your test

Cycle timing matters more for this panel than most. Proper timing helps ensure results are interpreted accurately in context.

For fertility-focused testing: schedule your draw during the mid-luteal phase, typically days 19 to 23 of a standard 28-day cycle.

For hormonal transition or perimenopause assessment: schedule your draw during the early follicular phase, typically days 1 to 5 of your cycle.

Cycle timing is not always predictable. You may reschedule your lab appointment if needed, though same-week availability may be limited.

It is recommended to fast for at least 8 hours before your draw.

Important information

Why it matters: these hormones influence how the body manages energy, mood, weight, sleep, and menstrual or menopausal changes.

Who it's for: well suited for women seeking a baseline assessment, navigating perimenopause or menopause, or experiencing symptoms like fatigue, cycle irregularities, mood changes, sleep disruption, or changes in body composition.

Cycle timing matters for this panel: mid-luteal (days 19–23) for fertility-focused testing, or early follicular (days 1–5) for hormonal transition assessment.

It is recommended to fast for at least 8 hours before your draw.