Normal estradiol values ​​during menstruation, detailed explanation of the relationship between estradiol values ​​and ovarian health

The normal value of estradiol during menstruation is a reference value for judging whether ovarian tumors and ovarian function are abnormal.

The reference range of normal estradiol values ​​during menstruation is: 0.2～0.73nmol／L.

Estradiol is a steroidal estrogen used clinically for functional uterine bleeding, primary amenorrhea, menopausal syndrome, prostate adenocarcinoma, etc. caused by ovarian insufficiency or ovarian hormone deficiency. It can be used as an estrogen therapeutic agent absorbed through the skin to supplement the deficiency of 17-β estradiol secreted by female ovaries, while avoiding the side effects caused by oral administration (breast pain, weight gain, hypertension, gallstones and abnormal liver function, etc.).

There are some things to be aware of before checking your menstrual estradiol:

1. Do not eat greasy or high-protein food and avoid drinking large amounts of alcohol the day before blood collection. The alcohol content in the blood will directly affect the test results.

2. After 8 pm the day before the test, you should start fasting for 12 hours to avoid affecting the test results.

3. Relax when drawing blood to avoid blood vessel contraction due to fear, which will increase the difficulty of blood collection.