Female Fertility
Blood Test

Our Female Fertility Blood Test assesses key hormone levels that impact ovulation, egg quality, and menstrual health, helping diagnose imbalances, ovarian reserve issues, PCOS, or thyroid disorders. It’s ideal for those trying to conceive, planning ahead, understanding reproductive health, or monitoring fertility treatments.

Unlock Your Path to Parenthood: Assess Hormone Health and Ovarian Reserve – Effortlessly at Home

Dreaming of starting a family, but wondering if your body is ready? Irregular cycles, unexplained delays, or nagging doubts about fertility can weigh heavy – especially when time feels precious. Our Female Fertility Blood Test provides a comprehensive hormone snapshot, revealing imbalances, ovarian reserve, and thyroid function to guide your next steps with clarity and confidence.

With a professional nurse visiting your home for a simple venous blood draw, you’ll get detailed results in 7 days – the proactive tool to empower conception, support treatments, or plan ahead without the stress of clinics.

The Hidden Hurdles in Women’s Fertility – Don’t Let Uncertainty Delay Your Dreams

Fertility isn’t just about “trying harder” – subtle hormone shifts can silently disrupt ovulation, egg quality, or cycles, turning hopeful months into frustrating waits. Conditions like PCOS, thyroid issues, or low ovarian reserve often hide behind symptoms like irregular periods, mood swings, or low libido, making conception feel out of reach. For women in their 30s or 40s, or those with family histories, these imbalances compound with age, stress, or lifestyle, potentially leading to delayed pregnancies, treatment setbacks, or emotional tolls.

Envision the relief of knowing: Is it PCOS affecting your hormones? Low AMH signalling ovarian reserve concerns? Or thyroid fluctuations messing with your cycles? Without testing, it’s speculation – but early insights allow timely tweaks, like diet changes or IVF adjustments, boosting success rates. “After years of irregular periods, this test pinpointed my PCOS – now we’re on track for IVF.” – Laura M., Edinburgh.

Arm yourself with data to take control, whether planning now or preserving options for later.

Who Should Take the Female Fertility Blood Test? If This Resonates, It’s Time to Know

This test is essential for women navigating reproductive health at any stage.
Opt for it if you’re:

• Planning pregnancy soon and want a baseline on hormones and ovarian reserve to optimise timing?
• Facing conception challenges after 6-12 months, suspecting imbalances in ovulation or cycles?
• Managing symptoms like irregular periods, mood changes, hormonal acne, or loss of libido that hint at PCOS or thyroid issues?
• Considering fertility preservation like egg freezing, needing accurate AMH and FSH insights?
• In fertility treatments (IVF, IUI) requiring monitoring of responses to meds and hormones?
• Proactive about health with risk factors like family history, age over 35, or conditions affecting fertility?

Test once for baseline peace of mind, annually if monitoring, or every 3-6 months during treatments/PCOS management – as advised by your doctor.

What Your Female Fertility Blood Test Reveals – A Complete Hormone and Reserve Profile

Our UK-accredited lab examines key biomarkers via a single venous sample, providing an easy-to-read PDF report with explanations and GP-shareable insights. Focused on fertility drivers, here’s what we uncover:

• Follicle Stimulating Hormone (FSH): Stimulates ovarian follicles for egg development. Elevated levels may indicate diminishing reserve or early menopause – crucial for assessing ovulation readiness.
• Luteinising Hormone (LH): Triggers ovulation and affects sex organs. Imbalances (e.g., high with low FSH) can signal PCOS or irregular cycles, helping pinpoint conception barriers.
• Prolactin: Pituitary hormone that, when elevated, suppresses ovulation and fertility. We check for highs from stress or meds, which could explain delays or menstrual issues.
• Sex Hormone Binding Globulin (SHBG): Binds sex hormones to regulate availability. Low levels might contribute to excess androgens in PCOS, impacting fertility, energy, and mood.
• Testosterone: Produced in ovaries, small amounts support reproductive health. Excess can disrupt cycles and libido; we measure to detect androgen-related fertility hurdles.
• Thyroid Stimulating Hormone (TSH): Gauges thyroid function, vital for cycles and conception. Imbalances (hypo/hyper) can cause irregular periods or miscarriage risks – testing ensures hormonal harmony.
• Oestradiol (Estrogen/E2): Main reproductive estrogen regulating cycles and egg quality. Low/high levels affect ovulation and implantation; insights guide treatment or lifestyle fixes.
• DHEA Sulphate: Adrenal hormone precursor to estrogen/testosterone. Levels reflect overall endocrine health, influencing fertility in ageing or stressed women.
• Anti-Müllerian Hormone (AMH): Produced by ovarian follicles, it estimates egg quantity/quality (ovarian reserve). Higher AMH suggests better reserve for natural conception or IVF success.
• Free Androgen Index (FAI – Calculation): Estimates active testosterone by ratio to SHBG. Elevated FAI flags androgen excess (e.g., in PCOS), linking to symptoms like hair growth or fertility blocks.

Your report flags normals, trends, and actions – empowering you to discuss with specialists confidently.

Addressing Your Doubts – Simple, Confidential, and Empowering

• Worth the step? Yes – proactive testing saves time and heartache, with higher IVF success from early interventions.
• Process concerns? A quick home venous draw by our expert nurses – private, painless, and faster than NHS referrals.
• What about interpretation? Clear guidance included; share with your GP for personalised plans.
• Privacy assured: GDPR-compliant, secure lab handling for sensitive reproductive data you control.

Start your informed journey today – fertility futures begin with knowledge.