The results of the sex hormone test will be available on the same day in most hospitals, but in some lower level hospitals, the results may take 2-3 days to be sent out to other hospitals for testing. You need to talk to your doctor before the test and take into account the specific situation of your local hospital. The Hormone 6 test is recommended to be performed on the 2nd-5th day of menstruation by drawing peripheral venous blood. The blood should be drawn before 11:00 am, preferably on an empty stomach. Try not to take any medication for a few days before the test, take regular rest and rest, do not stay up late and do not drink alcohol to avoid affecting the test results. Hormone 6 is a routine reproductive test, which includes follicle stimulating hormone, luteinizing hormone, estradiol, progesterone, androgen and prolactin. It is used to understand the endocrine function of women and men and to diagnose diseases related to endocrine disorders. There is no unified value for endocrine sex hormone measurement because the source of various reagents, measurement methods, data calculation and units used differ from hospital to hospital, so even for the same hormone specimen, the results obtained by each laboratory are not exactly the same, and it is necessary to refer to the standard of the examining hospital for details.