Designed for Endometriosis.
Built for Longitudinal Insight.
Endometriosis is not just a gynecologic condition—it’s a chronic, systemic disease that affects hormonal signaling, inflammation, metabolism, and long-term cardiovascular health.
EndoCare™ was designed specifically for people diagnosed with or highly suspicious of endometriosis, with a focus on trend tracking over time, not one-time lab snapshots.
Because when baseline risk is already elevated, the goal isn’t just normal.
The goal is optimal.
Learn what we test and why...
A Panel Built for Long-Term Endometriosis Care
Every marker in the EndoCare™ panel was selected to reflect the interconnected systems impacted by endometriosis—and to provide data you and your clinician can use to make informed, proactive decisions.
All testing is processed through a CLIA-certified laboratory, with results presented in a clear, easy-to-read format designed to support clinical conversations.
Reference Range Disclaimer
Reference ranges are provided to support interpretation in the context of endometriosis and reflect national laboratory standards and condition-specific guidance. These ranges are not intended to replace clinical judgment. Healthcare providers may interpret results differently based on an individual’s medical history and clinical context.
Hormones & Hormone Bioavailability
Markers tested: Estradiol (E2), SHBG, Total Testosterone, Free Testosterone (Calculated), DHEA-Sulfate
Endometriosis is hormone-responsive—but symptoms are often driven by imbalance and bioavailability, not just hormone levels.
This group of tests helps assess:
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Estrogen activity and trends
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How much testosterone is actually available to tissues
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Adrenal hormone contribution
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Hormone signaling patterns that may influence pain, fatigue, mood, and flares
Why it matters:
Hormone-related symptoms can occur even when individual values fall within reference ranges. Tracking how these markers change together over time provides deeper insight.
Stress Physiology & Adrenal Health
Markers tested: Cortisol, DHEA-Sulfate
Living with endometriosis places ongoing demand on the body’s stress response system.
These markers help assess:
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Chronic stress signaling
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Adrenal reserve and resilience
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Patterns that may contribute to fatigue, sleep disruption, and symptom escalation
Why it matters:
Chronic stress can worsen inflammation, disrupt hormones, and affect metabolic health—especially in long-standing inflammatory conditions.
Inflammation & Immune Activity
Example markers tested: Hs-CRP (Cardiac), Albumin, Cortisol, plus others
These markers help evaluate:
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Ongoing inflammatory burden
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Context for immune and nutritional status
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Trends that may precede symptom flares or long-term risk
Why it matters:
For people with endometriosis, consistently low and stable inflammation is often more meaningful than simply being “within range.”
Cardiovascular & Metabolic Health
Markers tested: Lipid Panel, Apolipoprotein B, Hemoglobin A1c
Research shows that people with endometriosis carry an increased lifetime risk of cardiometabolic disease.
This group helps assess:
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Cholesterol and triglyceride patterns
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Atherogenic particle burden (ApoB)
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Long-term glucose regulation and insulin resistance risk
Why it matters:
Early metabolic and cardiovascular changes often develop silently. Trend-based monitoring supports prevention—before disease progression.
Micronutrients & Iron Storage
Markers tested: Vitamin D, Ferritin
These nutrients are frequently suboptimal in people with endometriosis and play a role in:
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Pain perception
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Energy and fatigue
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Immune balance
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Bone and muscle health
Why it matters:
“Low-normal” levels may still be insufficient when managing chronic inflammation.
Why Longitudinal
Testing Matters
EndoCare™ is designed to be used twice per year, allowing you and your clinician to:
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Establish a personal baseline
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Identify subtle changes early
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Track how interventions are working
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Reduce flare severity and frequency
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Support long-term heart and metabolic health.
This is not reactive testing.
It’s informed, proactive care.