Screening Menopause Panel (5 Tests)

Designed for women navigating perimenopause or menopause, this targeted panel measures the essential hormones that signal where you are in your transition and helps explain common symptoms such as hot flashes, irregular cycles, sleep disruption, mood changes, and unexplained fatigue.. An ideal first step for women who want answers before pursuing more comprehensive hormone testing. <br><br> 

This panel includes:

•       Estradiol: Measures estrogen levels, which decline significantly during menopause and directly affect bone density, mood, cardiovascular health, and quality of life.

•       FSH (Follicle Stimulating Hormone) & LH (Luteinizing Hormone): Primary indicators of menopausal status — elevated FSH and LH levels signal that the ovaries are producing less estrogen and transitioning out of reproductive function.

•       TSH w/Reflex to Free T4: Screens for thyroid dysfunction, which is highly prevalent in women during midlife and can closely mimic or significantly worsen menopausal symptoms.

•       Prolactin: Evaluates pituitary function and helps identify hormonal imbalances that can contribute to irregular cycles, sleep disturbances, and mood changes often attributed to menopause.

Sample Type: Blood

Test Prep: No fasting required. Morning collection is recommended for the most accurate hormone readings.

Designed for women navigating perimenopause or menopause, this targeted panel measures the essential hormones that signal where you are in your transition and helps explain common symptoms such as hot flashes, irregular cycles, sleep disruption, mood changes, and unexplained fatigue.. An ideal first step for women who want answers before pursuing more comprehensive hormone testing. <br><br> 

This panel includes:

•       Estradiol: Measures estrogen levels, which decline significantly during menopause and directly affect bone density, mood, cardiovascular health, and quality of life.

•       FSH (Follicle Stimulating Hormone) & LH (Luteinizing Hormone): Primary indicators of menopausal status — elevated FSH and LH levels signal that the ovaries are producing less estrogen and transitioning out of reproductive function.

•       TSH w/Reflex to Free T4: Screens for thyroid dysfunction, which is highly prevalent in women during midlife and can closely mimic or significantly worsen menopausal symptoms.

•       Prolactin: Evaluates pituitary function and helps identify hormonal imbalances that can contribute to irregular cycles, sleep disturbances, and mood changes often attributed to menopause.

Sample Type: Blood

Test Prep: No fasting required. Morning collection is recommended for the most accurate hormone readings.