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THE PANEL

Every hormone marker we test and why it matters.

Most clinics check one number. We look at the full picture, because hormones work together. Men and women get panels built for their bodies, and your clinician may add markers based on your history.

THE LABS

We test before we treat. Every time.

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Male Hormones

7 markers

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Female Hormones

7 markers

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Thyroid

4 markers

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Adrenal & Stress

2 markers

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Metabolic

3 markers

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Blood, Safety & Nutrients

4 markers

Included biomarkers

Total testosteroneYour overall testosterone level
Free testosteroneThe active testosterone your body can actually use
Estradiol (sensitive)Estrogen balance, which matters for men too
SHBGThe protein that controls how much testosterone is available
LHThe brain signal that tells the body to make testosterone
FSHA brain signal tied to sperm production and fertility
ProlactinCan lower testosterone and libido when it runs high

Included biomarkers

EstradiolYour main estrogen, key to cycles, sleep, mood, and bone health
ProgesteroneBalances estrogen and supports sleep and calm
FSHRises in perimenopause and menopause
LHWorks with FSH to regulate your cycle
Total testosteroneSupports energy, libido, and muscle in women
Free testosteroneThe active portion your body can use
SHBGControls how much estrogen and testosterone is available

Included biomarkers

TSHThe main thyroid screening marker
Free T4The thyroid hormone your body stores
Free T3The active thyroid hormone that drives energy and metabolism
TPO antibodiesAn early sign of autoimmune thyroid conditions

Included biomarkers

DHEA SAn adrenal hormone that feeds testosterone and estrogen production
CortisolYour stress hormone, linked to sleep, weight, and energy

Included biomarkers

Comprehensive metabolic panelLiver, kidney, blood sugar, and electrolytes
Lipid panelCholesterol and triglycerides
Hemoglobin A1cYour average blood sugar over about three months

Included biomarkers

CBC with hematocritRed blood cell levels, watched closely on testosterone
PSAProstate screening for men before and during testosterone therapy
FerritinIron stores, a common hidden cause of fatigue in women
Vitamin DSupports mood, bone, muscle, and hormone health

Two panels

Built for your body.

Men and women need different markers. Your clinician chooses the right panel and may add tests based on your history.

For men

Men’s hormone panel

Everything your clinician needs to evaluate testosterone and treat it safely.

  • Hormones: total and free testosterone, estradiol, SHBG, LH, FSH, prolactin
  • Safety: CBC with hematocrit and PSA
  • Thyroid: TSH, free T3, free T4
  • Metabolic: metabolic panel, lipids, A1c
  • Also: DHEA S and vitamin D
For women

Women’s hormone panel

A full look at perimenopause, menopause, and the hormones that affect how you feel.

  • Hormones: estradiol, progesterone, FSH, LH, total and free testosterone, SHBG
  • Thyroid: TSH, free T3, free T4, TPO antibodies
  • Adrenal: DHEA S and cortisol
  • Blood and iron: CBC and ferritin
  • Metabolic: metabolic panel, lipids, A1c, and vitamin D

Follow up testing

We keep testing while you are on treatment.

Hormone therapy works best and stays safest when it is monitored. Your clinician repeats key labs about 6 to 12 weeks after you start, then on a regular schedule.

On testosterone

What we watch

  • Testosterone levels to confirm your dose is right
  • Hematocrit, since testosterone can raise red blood cell levels
  • PSA for prostate health
  • Estradiol to keep hormones in balance
On menopause care

What we watch

  • Your symptoms, which guide your dose as much as your labs
  • Estradiol and progesterone when your clinician needs them
  • Testosterone if you are on a low dose
  • Metabolic and lipid markers over time

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Three quick questions and we will point you to the right place to begin.

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Important information Medvoni provides hormone care through licensed clinicians. Treatment is available only when a licensed clinician determines, after consultation and review of your lab results, that a prescription is appropriate. A prescription is not guaranteed. Hormone therapy carries risks, which your clinician will review with you before you start treatment. When clinically appropriate, clinicians may prescribe compounded medications, which are prepared by licensed pharmacies. Compounded medications are not reviewed or approved by the Food and Drug Administration for safety or effectiveness. Testosterone is a controlled substance and is prescribed only in accordance with federal and state law. Individual results vary. Nothing on this page is medical advice or a substitute for care from your own healthcare provider. Plans are offered on a subscription basis and may be cancelled at any time. Currently available to Michigan residents. If you experience side effects or have concerns while using a prescribed treatment, contact your clinician or seek medical attention right away.
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