Before you even think about uploading labs — understand what's happening. The Nova postpartum depletion guide covers the five conditions most commonly missed, when they emerge, what symptoms to watch for, and what to ask your doctor to test.
Read the free guideHashimoto's, low ferritin, insulin resistance, vitamin D deficiency, and omega-3 depletion — what they are, how they connect, and why they're so often missed.
When each condition tends to emerge — from birth through weaning — so you know what to watch for and when.
Exactly which labs to request, including the functional optimal ranges that standard results won't show you.
What to take, in what form, at what dose — and how each one fits into the bigger picture of postpartum recovery.
PDF from your patient portal, a photo of your printout, or type in your values manually. We handle any format from any lab.
Your results are compared against functional optimal ranges — not just standard lab ranges — and analysed together as a pattern, not in isolation.
Plain-language interpretation of what's depleted, what's driving your symptoms, what to supplement, and what to bring back to your doctor.
After her own postpartum experience — Hashimoto's, low ferritin, insulin resistance, vitamin D deficiency, and omega-3 depletion after weaning — our founder spent months piecing together what had happened to her body. Everything felt like it came out of nowhere.
It didn't. It was a predictable, documented cascade that nobody warned her about. Nova exists so no woman has to figure it out alone.
"Every symptom I had was right there on a lab result. I just needed someone to connect the dots."— Nova founder
Standard "normal" ranges are population averages. We compare against the ranges where people actually feel well — a ferritin of 14 isn't fine.
A TSH of 2.8 means something different at 3 months postpartum than at baseline. Timing matters. We account for it.
Low ferritin + low thyroid + low D3 together tells a completely different story than any one value in isolation.
Every analysis includes a printable summary to bring to your OB, midwife, or functional medicine provider. Walk in prepared.
An informed friend who helps you understand your body and walk into every appointment with confidence and clarity.
Upload your labs and see your values mapped against functional optimal ranges — with a plain-language explanation of what the pattern means for you, right now, at this stage postpartum.
Join the waitlistThis pattern is consistent with the postpartum depletion cascade. Your ferritin and Free T3 are both significantly below functional optimal — together, these explain fatigue, hair loss, and cold intolerance better than either value alone. Your TSH of 3.8 is "normal" on standard ranges but sits in the upper quarter; combined with low Free T3, your thyroid is working hard to maintain output. Recommend requesting TPO antibodies to rule out Hashimoto's.
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