Hormone & Longevity Panel

Pituitary hormones that regulate ovulation, cycle timing, and signal where you are in your reproductive life. Elevated FSH can indicate perimenopause or diminished ovarian reserve.

Not just a male hormone — testosterone is essential for women's energy, muscle strength, bone density, and libido. Low levels cause fatigue and low motivation; elevated levels may signal PCOS.

The primary estrogen hormone that regulates your menstrual cycle, bone density, skin health, and mood. Fluctuations drive many perimenopausal symptoms.

Your body's primary stress hormone. Chronically elevated cortisol disrupts sleep, promotes belly fat storage, suppresses thyroid function, and depletes progesterone.

Sex hormone binding globulin controls how much estrogen and testosterone are available for your body to use. Low SHBG can cause symptoms of excess hormones; high SHBG can cause deficiency symptoms even when total levels look normal.

The calming hormone that balances estrogen, supports sleep, reduces anxiety, and is essential for maintaining pregnancy. Low progesterone is one of the most common hormone imbalances in women.

Regulates menstrual cycle function. Elevated prolactin can cause irregular or missed periods, breast tenderness, and difficulty conceiving — and may indicate a pituitary issue.

A precursor hormone your body converts into estrogen and testosterone. Levels naturally decline with age, contributing to fatigue, low libido, and loss of muscle tone.