The six female hormones refer to the six sex hormones, which are categorized into follicle stimulating hormone, luteinizing hormone, estradiol, progesterone, testosterone and prolactin, and the clinical significance of different indicators is different. 1. Follicle stimulating hormone and luteinizing hormone: these two indicators need to be put together for judgment. When there is a decrease, hypothalamic amenorrhea, incomplete precocious puberty and other diseases are considered. If there is an increase, it is suspected to be premature ovarian failure, gonadal hypoplasia and other diseases. 2. Estradiol: Elevated levels of this indicator can be seen in diseases such as ovarian tumors, gynecomastia and cirrhosis of the liver. If it decreases significantly, it is seen in hypopituitarism, secondary ovarian insufficiency and other diseases. 3. Progesterone: the increase of this index is common in hypertension syndrome, adrenal cancer and other diseases. When it decreases, it is seen in polycystic ovary syndrome, luteal insufficiency and other diseases. 4. Testosterone: when elevated, it may be caused by congenital adrenal hyperplasia, adrenal dysplasia and other diseases. When it decreases, it may be caused by hypopituitarism, chronic renal insufficiency and other diseases. 5. Prolactin: If there is an increase, it is common in hypoplasia, pituitary prolactinoma and other diseases. If there is a decrease in prolactin, it can be seen in Schihan’s syndrome, pituitary pheochromocytoma and other diseases. To summarize, the sex hormone six indicators are more, after the examination should be submitted to the doctor for diagnosis, if necessary, may need to improve the further examination.