What We Measure: Beyond the Standard Screening
Many women are told their labs are "normal" while they continue to suffer from debilitating symptoms. Our advanced panel looks at the exact biomarkers required to evaluate your hormone levels.
Our comprehensive women's panel tests for:
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Estradiol (Estrogen): The primary form of estrogen, critical for mood, bone density, skin elasticity, and cardiovascular health.
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Progesterone: Your body’s natural calming hormone. We analyze the crucial progesterone-to-estrogen ratio to identify "estrogen dominance."
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Free & Total Testosterone: Yes, women need testosterone too! It is vital for lean muscle mass, metabolic function, mental clarity, and libido.
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DHEA-Sulfate: An adrenal hormone that acts as a building block for sex hormones and serves as an indicator of stress resilience.
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Sex Hormone-Binding Globulin (SHBG): A protein that binds to your hormones. Measuring SHBG ensures we know how much "free" or active hormone your cells can actually use.
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FSH:
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LH:
Is This Lab Panel Right for You?
Hormonal fluctuations happen at every stage of life, from PMS and PCOS to perimenopause and menopause.
NOTE: This test is not for women actively taking birth control: Pills, patch, ring, shot or Nexplanon implant as it will alter test results.
This lab panel is designed for women experiencing:
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Chronically low energy or sudden mid-afternoon crashes.
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Unexplained weight gain, particularly around the midsection.
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Brain fog, memory lapses, or sudden mood changes and irritability.
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Irregular cycles, heavy periods, or severe PMS symptoms.
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Disrupted sleep patterns, night sweats, or hot flashes.
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Thinning hair, dry skin, or a sudden drop in libido.
Your Path to Answers is Simple
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Purchase Your Panel Online: Order your lab securely directly through our Lab Shop.
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Visit the Lab: We will generate an official lab order for a convenient local blood draw facility near you in Lakeland, FL.
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Once your results arrive, you may choose to schedule a comprehensive deep-dive review of findings with Danielle Nasello, NP. Understand and build a personalized BHRT protocol.
FAQ's
Q1 - When is the best time in my cycle to test my female hormones?
Answer: For women who are still menstruating regularly, the gold standard is to draw blood during the mid-luteal phase—typically Day 19 of a 28-day cycle (or roughly 7 days after ovulation). This captures the peak of progesterone production. If your cycles are irregular or absent (menopause), the lab can be drawn on any day.
Q2 - What makes the Hello Health lab analysis different from a standard doctor's visit?
Answer: Traditional medicine treats symptoms when they fall outside of extreme population averages. At Hello Health, Wellness and Hormones, we evaluate your blood work for optimal structural ranges designed for high-level vitality, looking closely at how your sex hormones, adrenal system, and thyroid interact.