The results of the sex hormone test are usually available on the same day, but some hospitals will take the results the next day or at a specified time. The sex hormone six test is a routine reproductive system test for women, and generally uses the immunoassay method. Most hospitals will allow patients to have their blood drawn and tested in the morning, and the results will be available around 2:00 pm on the same day. However, some hospitals are smaller or have limitations in testing methods, so it may take a little longer and results may need to be picked up the next day or at a time specified by the hospital. In addition, if you are an emergency patient, the results may be available earlier. The sex hormone test is usually performed on the second to fourth day of menstruation. Patients who have this test can choose this period to visit the hospital to avoid a long wait, but for patients who do not have menstruation for a long time and are eager to know the test results, the test can be performed at any time.