A free hormone imbalance test for Orlando.
Put a number on your symptoms.
Tired, foggy, not sleeping, not yourself? Low energy, mood changes, weight that won’t move, a libido that went quiet — these are the symptoms people live with for years because “the labs were normal.” This short check uses the same symptom scales our providers use to score how much hormones might be part of your picture, for men and for women.
How are your hormones really doing?
Answer a few quick questions from the same symptom scales our providers use. You’ll get a score and what it means. It’s a screening tool, not a diagnosis.
This symptom check is for informational and educational purposes only. It is not medical advice, it does not diagnose any condition, and taking it does not create a provider–patient relationship with Harding Medical Institute. If you have urgent or severe symptoms, contact a healthcare provider or call 911.
Where should we send it?
Enter your details to see your results and have a member of our care team follow up if you’d like to talk them through.
Scores come from the , a validated symptom questionnaire. A symptom score is a screening tool, not a diagnosis, and many of these symptoms have causes other than hormones. Only labs and a provider evaluation can tell you what’s going on. This check is for informational purposes only and does not create a provider–patient relationship with Harding Medical Institute. Individual results vary.
Real questionnaires, not a quiz.
Built by our providers
The Harding Hormone Check is the same set of questions our clinicians walk through at a first hormone visit — brought online so you can get an honest read on where you stand before you ever pick up the phone.
A score you can act on
You’ll see a total score, a severity range, and which areas — body, mood, sexual health — are carrying the most weight. It’s a starting point for a real conversation.
Private, and yours
Your answers are stored securely with your contact details so our care team can follow up if you want them to. We never sell or share your information.
A symptom score is a screening tool, not a diagnosis. Many of these symptoms have causes other than hormones, including thyroid, sleep, stress, and nutrition. A comprehensive lab evaluation and a visit with a provider are the only way to know. Individual results vary.
What a hormone imbalance feels like, and what your score means.
Hormones don’t fail loudly. They drift. Testosterone in men falls roughly one percent a year after thirty; estrogen and progesterone in women swing for a decade before they settle. The result is a set of symptoms that are easy to blame on age, work, or kids, and easy for a rushed visit to wave off. The Harding Hormone Check exists so you can measure that drift instead of guessing at it.
Common signs in men
- Energy that fades by mid-afternoon, no matter how you slept
- Workouts that stop paying off; muscle down, belly up
- Low drive, weaker erections, or less interest than you used to have
- Irritability, flat mood, or a shorter fuse
- Brain fog and trouble concentrating
- Night sweats or waking at 3 a.m.
These track closely with low testosterone, but thyroid, cortisol, and estrogen balance matter too. How we evaluate and treat low T in Orlando →
Common signs in women
- Hot flashes, night sweats, or sleep that won’t hold
- Mood swings, anxiety, or a low mood that isn’t like you
- Weight settling around the middle despite the same habits
- Brain fog and forgetfulness
- Vaginal dryness, low libido, or painful sex
- Joint aches, thinning hair, or dry skin
Most of these trace to shifting estrogen and progesterone in perimenopause and menopause. Bioidentical hormone options for women →
How to read your score
None or little: your symptoms don’t look like a hormone pattern right now. Recheck in a few months if things change. Mild: worth watching; sleep, stress, and nutrition often explain a mild score, and a baseline lab panel is a sensible next step. Moderate: your symptoms match a hormone pattern closely enough that labs and a provider visit are the logical next move within a couple of weeks. Severe: book labs and a consultation within days, with us or with another provider. A high score isn’t a diagnosis, but it is a reason not to wait another year.
Hormone testing in Orlando: what happens next
A symptom score is where the conversation starts; labs are where it gets real. At Harding Medical Institute in Metrowest, a comprehensive hormone panel is drawn on site and read against optimal ranges, not just “normal”. Your provider walks through it line by line at a consultation, then builds a plan that may or may not involve hormone therapy. We see patients from Dr. Phillips, Windermere, Winter Garden, and across Central Florida. Men can start on the men’s health page; women on the women’s health page.
Questions people ask before they take it
How do I know if my hormones are off?
The most common signs are persistent fatigue, poor sleep, low mood or irritability, weight gain that resists diet and exercise, brain fog, low libido, and, for women, hot flashes or cycle changes. Symptoms alone cannot confirm a hormone imbalance, which is why the Harding Hormone Check gives you a score and then points you to a comprehensive lab evaluation.
Is this a real hormone test?
It is a validated symptom screen, not a blood test. It uses the same questionnaires our providers use at a first hormone visit (a 17-item scale for men and an 11-item scale for women). A score tells you how much your symptoms look like a hormone pattern. Only labs can measure your actual levels.
What hormones cause these symptoms?
In men, low testosterone is the usual suspect, often alongside thyroid, cortisol, and estrogen balance. In women, shifting estrogen and progesterone during perimenopause and menopause drive most symptoms, with thyroid and testosterone playing supporting roles. A full panel looks at all of them together.
Where can I get hormone testing in Orlando?
Harding Medical Institute is in Metrowest, Orlando, about fifteen minutes from Dr. Phillips and Windermere. A comprehensive hormone lab evaluation is $300, drawn on site, and reviewed line by line with a provider at a consultation. Many lab panels can also be billed through insurance.
What happens after I get my score?
You will see your total, a severity range, and which areas carry the most weight. If the score is moderate or severe, the next step is labs and a consultation with one of our providers. If it is mild, you may simply want to recheck in a few months, or address sleep, stress, and nutrition first.
Does a high score mean I need hormone therapy?
No. It means your symptoms are worth investigating. Hormone therapy is only considered after labs confirm a deficiency and a provider reviews your history. Many people with high symptom scores turn out to have thyroid, sleep, or nutritional causes instead.