This panel contains the following hormones and metabolites:

Estrogens:

• Estrone (E1)
• Estradiol (E2)
• Estriol (E3)
• Total Estrogens (E1 + E2 + E3)
• Estrogen Quotient (E3/(E2+E3))
• 2-hydroxyestrone
• 16α-hydroxyestrone
• 2 / 16α Ratio
• 4-hydroxyestrone
• 2-methoxyestrone
• Methylation Ratio
• 2-methoxyestradiol

Progesterone:

• Pregnanediol

Androgens:

• DHEA
• Androsterone (Andro)
• Etiocholanolone (Etio)
• Andro/Etio (5α-reductase)
• Testosterone
• DHT
• 5α-Androstanediol
• 5β- Androstanediol

Glucocorticoids:

• Pregnanetriol
• Cortisone (E)
• Cortisol (F)
• Cortisol/Cortisone
• Tetrohydrocortisone (THE)
• allo-Tetrahydrocortisol (5α – THF)
• Tetrohydrocortisol (THF)
• Adrenal Reserve (THE+5αTHF= THF)
• 5αTHF/THF (5α-reductase)
• 11β-Hydroxyandrosterone
• 11β-Hydroxyetiocholanolone

Mineralocorticoids:

• allo- Tetrahydrocorticosterone (5α-THB)
• Tetrahydrocorticosterone (THB)
• 11-Dehydrotetrahydrocorticosterone (THA)

Melatonin:

• 6-Sulfatoxymelatonin (1^st morning)

Thyroid:

• Free T3
• Free T4

Organic Acids:

• Kynurenic
• Xanthurenic

Sample Report

Many doctors use urinary hormone profiles as an integral part of natural hormone replacement, dosage adjustments, and monitoring.

The use of dried urine as a testing method combines new and innovative state of the art technology capable of measuring lower concentrations of hormones such as estrogen and its metabolites, in both men and women. This dried urine profile can be used in place of blood testing; however, it is ideal to use in combination with blood tests for hormones, especially for more complex hormone issues since it captures more hormones and metabolites than most blood tests.

Instructions

The following document provides a full set of instructions for completing the test:

Instructions

Note

Results take 2-3 weeks from the time the laboratory receives your sample. This test is not available in Pennsylvania and New York.