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Hormone levels in women: reference charts and symptom guides

Two kinds of guide in one place: by-age reference charts showing representative normal ranges, and symptom-and-testing explainers for high and low levels of each hormone. Reference intervals vary by laboratory and assay — always interpret a result with the clinician who ordered the test.

Normal levels by age (reference charts)

High and low levels: symptoms and testing

A chart is a starting point, not a diagnosis

Hormones shift with the menstrual cycle, age, and the menopausal transition, so one reading is rarely the whole story. If stress, sleep, and mood are part of the picture, see our explainer on cortisol and perimenopause. For clinician-guided care, browse our editorial telehealth provider reviews or read the methodology behind these guides.

ClearHormones publishes editorial reference material for education only — not medical advice.