What is an Estradiol test (E2)? Why is the test done? Everything around this, that you should know, in this post and of course our doctors are always there to help you. Just fill in your details in the form down below and we will answer all your questions for FREE!
It measures the amount of estradiol (a form of estrogen) present in the blood.
It is a female hormone and is made primarily by the ovaries, breast, and adrenal glands. This hormone is found at peak levels during the reproductive phase of women and at minimum or not at all after menopause.
It is present in males also and is made by the testis in a moderate amount.
The amount of estradiol varies according to gender and age. The units of measurement are pg/ml.
The estradiol levels are high in newborns under the influence of maternal hormones but lower within a few days after birth and remain low during early childhood.
It is not a diagnostic test but helps in diagnosis when done with other tests. It is done to:
Higher than normal levels of estradiol in the blood may be a sign of:
Lower than normal levels of estradiol in the blood may be a sign of:
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