The six hormone tests for women are serum tests, which include six tests: follicle stimulating hormone, luteinizing hormone, estradiol, progesterone, prolactin and testosterone. The results of these six tests can be used to diagnose the endocrine function of the female ovaries. Endocrine disorders can easily cause menstrual disorders in women, such as early or late menstruation, too much or too little menstruation, or even early amenorrhea or incessant and continuous menstruation, affecting women’s health. If women have endocrine disorders, they are prone to ovulation, which can affect their fertility. If you have irregular menstruation or abnormal menstrual blood volume or color, you need to consult a gynecologist and cooperate with him/her to do the six hormone tests to confirm whether there is an endocrine problem, and after the diagnosis is made, treat the symptoms.