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Lab Testing

Hormone and other lab tests can help assess your health and guide treatment when testing would change the plan. Lab prices depend on what is tested.

Laboratory testing supplies

Hormone testing

Hormone tests can help assess hormone levels. Your clinician can explain which tests, if any, fit your situation.

Laboratory testing supplies

Comprehensive hormone panel

The Comprehensive Hormone Panel may provide a more detailed analysis of hormone levels. It assesses Free and Total Testosterone, DHEA-S, Estradiol, Estrogen, HGH, IGF-1, SHBG, Parathyroid Hormone, Progesterone and Pregnenolone levels. It can be used before or during hormone replacement therapy.

Your doctor decides at the first visit whether lab testing is needed to begin treatment. Labs are repeated periodically for monitoring. Prices depend on what is tested.

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DUTCH Cycle Mapping, ExplainedDUTCH Cycle Mapping charts estrogen and progesterone across a menstrual cycle from dried-urine samples. What it shows, who may benefit, who does not need it, and how it compares with a day-21 blood test.How to Read Your DUTCH Test ResultsA plain-English guide to DUTCH results: estrogen metabolism, progesterone, androgens, the cortisol curve and organic acids, including which findings may change treatment and why urine numbers do not match blood tests.DUTCH Test vs Blood Test: Which Hormone Test Do You Need?How blood, DUTCH and saliva tests differ, which questions each can answer, why blood is standard for menopause and hormone therapy, and when DUTCH may help.

This is general information, not medical advice. Talk with your provider about your health and treatment options.