The markers differ between men and women because we also screen for testosterone levels in men, i.e. male sex hormone. There are several reasons why sex hormones are not done in a first screening in women. Above all, it is complex to screen for hormonal imbalances in women due to the individual female physiology - without having more clinical knowledge about the specific woman. Such a test requires an individually tailored plan that takes into account a detailed medical history, what phase you as a woman are in your menstrual cycle and the presence of associated symptoms. The variation in hormone levels is individual and is affected by what phase of the menstrual cycle you are in. Also, there are more hormones than female sex hormones, and therefore there is no established medical term for what exactly is meant by hormonal imbalance. To be able to properly investigate this, a discussion with a doctor and an individually developed plan is required, which takes your unique menstrual cycle, medical history, and other health markers into consideration. This test is therefore not performed in an initial screening for women but can be added if the need exists as a next step in your membership via NEM 360.