Menopause Test
Might You Be Approaching The Menopause?
Night sweats, hot flushes, poor sleep, low energy and anxiety can all be signs of the menopause. Learn about your personal menopause status with our Menopause Test, which:
– is a blood test completed via a simple finger-prick draw
– tests for FSH, LH and oestradiol, all of which are menopause markers
– provides hospital-standard results delivered with easy to understand information
– includes practical lifestyle advice to support your health
Please note that our Menopause Test is not suitable for people taking hormone replacement therapy or hormonal contraception.
Take Control Of Your Health
If you’re eager to optimise your health, understanding whether your hormone status could be affecting your health is key, because this information can often be the first step to kick-starting a series of positive lifestyle changes.
Our Menopause Test is completed using a simple finger-prick blood sample and offers results within 7 days, alongside expert advice that will support you throughout your ongoing health journey. This test can also enable you to monitor your hormone levels over a period of time to understand how they are changing as you age.
Transform Your Life
There are many reasons why you may want to measure your hormone status, including:
– wanting to understand which factors may be impacting your overall health and wellbeing
– experiencing irregular periods
– suffering from low energy, mood swings and/or acne
– concern over your fertility
– suspicions that you’re experiencing early menopause
What The Menopause Test Includes
Both FSH and LH are hormones that are produced in the brain by the pituitary gland. They are responsible for supporting normal ovary function and a regular menstrual cycle.
Oestradiol is the primary female sex hormone. In addition to supporting ovulation and pregnancy, oestradiol supports healthy cholesterol levels and bone structure.
Please note that recent studies have demonstrated that blood samples collected via a finger-prick may result in a sample that shows oestradiol results that are 20% lower than in a sample collected via a venous draw. Please see our Terms and Conditions or ask in branch for further information.
