The sex hormone test is mainly used to evaluate endocrine disorders, which are relatively common in women, but can also be done in men, such as infertility, impotence and semen abnormalities in men, to check hormone levels to determine if normal semen emission is inhibited due to hormone disorders. For women with endocrine disorders, especially menstrual disorders and infertility, it is important to check the sex hormone test. Usually, abnormalities in the sex hormone panel include polycystic ovary syndrome, luteal insufficiency, premature ovarian failure, hyperandrogenemia, hyperprolactinemia, etc. Especially in cases of irregular menstrual cycles, periods, menstrual flow or even amenorrhea, as well as in cases of normal sexual intercourse without contraceptive measures but still unable to conceive for more than one year, the sex hormone panel can be used to find out whether there is The sex hormone test can be used to determine whether there is normal ovulation or other hormonal disorders that inhibit the maturation of follicles. Once the diagnosis is confirmed, the patient should be treated with medication, usually estrogen, progesterone and birth control pills, for 3-6 months, with regular checkups to see how the hormone levels recover. In conclusion, there are many causes of sex hormone abnormalities, so a comprehensive examination is needed to clarify the cause and combine with medication to regulate endocrine secretion. There is usually a greater effect after medication regulation. It is better for endocrine disorders to eat more soy products, maintain a good state of mind and emotion, strengthen physical exercise and ensure enough sleep.