What Was Tested

We looked at your hormone levels, how your adrenal glands are working, and some nutritional markers. This included checking sex hormones like estrogen and testosterone, and how your body handles stress through cortisol and DHEA. We also checked some nutritional and metabolic markers to see how your body is doing overall.

What Your Results Mean

Your results show that your estrogen and testosterone levels are a bit low. This might mean your body isn't producing as much of these hormones as expected. Your cortisol, which helps with stress, is also on the lower side, suggesting your adrenal glands might not be working at full strength. There's also a small imbalance in how your body processes estrogen.

What Looked Normal

Your daily pattern of cortisol, which helps manage stress, looks normal. This means your body is keeping a good rhythm throughout the day. Also, the reliability of your test results is supported by normal creatinine levels.

What Comes Next

It might be helpful to talk with your healthcare provider about ways to support your hormone levels and possibly do more tests to understand these low levels better. Discussing your adrenal function and how your body processes estrogen could also be beneficial. Your provider can help guide you on any lifestyle changes or treatments that might help.