All six hormone levels are normal.

When conducting six sex hormone tests, if all are normal, this first shows that the woman's pituitary function is normal, and also her ovarian function is normal. Of course, even if the six hormones are normal, it does not necessarily mean that a woman can conceive successfully, because there are many conditions for successful conception, including some uterine conditions, ovulation and other situations.

The six sex hormone tests are used to evaluate the pituitary function and ovarian function. If the six sex hormone tests are normal, an ultrasound examination of the uterine size, endometrial thickness, ovarian size, growth of the dominant follicle and ovulation will be required.

Generally speaking, if the six sex hormones are normal and the B-ultrasound is normal, you can get pregnant normally. As for the fallopian tubes, check again if necessary.

The six estrogen items refer to the six indicators used to measure whether the estrogen level is normal, including follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH), luteinizing hormone (LH), estradiol (E2), progesterone (P), testosterone (T), and prolactin (PRL). If women of childbearing age do not have estrogen, they will not have menstruation, ovulation, or reproductive function. Almost all gynecological endocrine diseases involve hormone measurement.

The six-item estrogen test is a commonly used clinical method for examining female endocrine diseases. If there is no endocrine disease, there is no need to check sex hormones. Hormone testing is only meaningful if blood is drawn at the appropriate time and under appropriate conditions based on the purpose of the examination. Sex hormones should be tested according to doctor's advice only when the following situations occur:

2. Irregular menstruation, with a menstrual cycle that is too short, such as 20 days, or too long, such as 50 days.

3. Amenorrhea occurred.

4. Having difficulty conceiving.

5. Hair appears on the nipples and around the anus, there are a lot of acne on the face, and people are obese.

6. For women over 40 years old who have short menstrual periods or menstrual disorders, sex hormones can be checked to see if it is caused by ovarian dysfunction and to determine whether hormone replacement therapy is needed.