Basic Women Hormones check

Do you know that hormones control our metabolism, growth, mood and  and even sexual health? They are the chemical messengers that travel throughout your body to all tissues and organs. There are different types of hormones, however, this basic women hormones check package focuses on women’s hormones  that are  Follicle Stimulating Hormone (FSH), Luteinizing Hormone (LH) and Prolactin. 

If the body is producing less or more of any type of hormone, it can make women prone to many serious illnesses. Hence, it is crucial to keep a check on hormones to simultaneously identify and resolve conditions that are leading to the production  of too little or more hormones with respect to FSH, LH and prolactin serum. Post testing if there is an imbalance a doctor will prescribe the best treatment plan to ensure hormones are balanced for overall well-being.  

Why is it essential to check women's hormones? 

• To check disorders related  with metabolism 
• To ensure growth and overall well-being
• To prevent sexual health problems
• To ensure breast milk production at the right time.

Frequently asked questions

Does excess FSH hormone cause imbalance?

Yes, elevated FSH hormone levels indicate diminished ovarian reserves. Less ovarian reserve amounts to less eggs and stimulating hormone production which can make ovulation uncertain. This may lead to complications in sexual health and conceiving a child difficult.

What is the role of serum prolactin?

Prolactin is a hormone made by the pituitary gland, which is located at the base of the brain. Excess prolactin can make breast milk production high in women. Usually high levels of prolactin are found during pregnancy. Low levels of prolactin are found in women who are not pregnant or breastfeeding.

What is the role of LH?

LH stands for luteinizing hormone which is made by the pituitary gland. In females LH is one of the most important hormones as it regulates the menstrual cycle and triggers the maturation of an egg from the ovary which also ensures proper growth, developement and sexual health.

Is it normal to produce breast milk in non-pregnant women?

No, non-pregnant women usually do not produce any breast milk for lactation. However, if excess serum prolactin is produced in the body females may secrete breast milk. Get a Basic women hormones check package to know the serum prolactin levels and treatment by a gynecologist to ensure balance of hormones.