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Reflects your egg reserve - an indication of how many eggs you have left. Can also indicate conditions like PMOS (formerly PCOS).

An androgen hormone produced in the adrenal glands. Elevated levels can be linked to PMOS or other hormonal imbalances, while low levels can affect energy and libido.

A protein that binds to sex hormones and affects how much of them is active in the body. Low levels can be linked to PMOS and insulin resistance.

Plays a role in fertility, energy, libido and muscle mass. Elevated levels in women can be a sign of PMOS.

Luteinizing hormone controls ovulation. Imbalances can make it harder to get pregnant and are common with PMOS.

Follicle-stimulating hormone controls egg maturation. High levels can indicate that the body is approaching menopause.

High levels can disrupt ovulation and make it harder to get pregnant. Stress, medications and certain conditions can affect the levels.

Thyroid-stimulating hormone controls the thyroid, which in turn affects metabolism, energy and fertility. Imbalances are more common in women than people think.

The active thyroid hormone that affects energy, weight, mood and menstrual cycle. Together with TSH it gives a clear picture of how your thyroid is doing.

The biologically most active form of thyroid hormone. Low levels can cause fatigue, weight gain and a feeling of running at half speed.

The body's iron storage. Low levels are common in women and can cause fatigue, brain fog and affect ovulation.

Crucial for oxygenation, energy and a healthy pregnancy. Together with ferritin you get a complete picture of your iron status.