The luteal phase occurs after ovulation and supports early pregnancy. Testing progesterone and estradiol post-ovulation helps detect hormonal imbalances, such as estrogen dominance, which might cause irregular cycles, PMS symptoms, and fertility issues, ultimately affecting overall reproductive health.

Manage menopause symptoms and guide decisions about Hormone Replacement Therapy (if needed). Monitor hormonal imbalances post-menopause and find strategies to improve your overall health, particularly bone density and cardiovascular health.

The first step is to look together at your gynecological form to get a full picture of your female health, as well as discuss your goals and expectations.

The focus will be on your estradiol and progesterone levels during the luteal phase, how these levels correspond to your symptoms, and how they relate to your life stage - whether you are planning a pregnancy, going through perimenopause, menopause, or post-menopause.

Specific advice to improve out of range biomarkers and referral to a doctor if you get diagnosed with a medical condition. Lifestyle recommendations on how to minimize symptoms of conditions such as PMS, migraines or other.