Women’s Hormone Health
Understand your hormone health
Hormones play an important role in many areas of your health, including energy, metabolism, fertility, mood, menstrual health and sexual wellbeing. Hormone levels naturally change throughout your life, but changes can sometimes be linked to symptoms or health concerns.
Our women’s hormone health tests provide insight into key reproductive, sex and thyroid hormones. They can help you understand your hormone health and provide useful information to discuss with your GP or healthcare professional where needed.
Choose from at-home or in-clinic testing, depending on your preferences and the level of assessment you are looking for.
Women’s hormone health testing
Choose the right hormone health test for you
At Home
Women’s Hormone Health
£130 - A convenient at-home blood test assessing key reproductive, sex and thyroid hormones. Collect your sample at home using a Tasso device and return it using the prepaid packaging provided.
In Clinic
Women’s Hormone Health+
£155 - A more comprehensive assessment with additional hormone and thyroid markers, professional sample collection, physical measurements and a Full Blood Count (FBC).
What does a women’s hormone health test look at?
Depending on the test you choose, your results can provide insight into several areas of hormone health:
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Reproductive and sex hormones
Including hormones that change naturally throughout the menstrual cycle and across different life stages.
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Thyroid function
Thyroid hormones can play a role in energy, metabolism and general wellbeing.
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Binding proteins
Help show how hormones are carried and used in the body.
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Additional health markers
The in-clinic test includes a Full Blood Count and a wider range of markers.
Who are women’s hormone health tests for?
Women’s hormone health tests may be useful if you have irregular periods or fertility concerns, are experiencing symptoms associated with perimenopause or menopause, have concerns about your thyroid health, or are experiencing changes in energy, mood, sleep or weight. They may also be useful if you are having hormone therapy under the guidance of a healthcare professional or simply want to better understand your hormone health, even if you feel well.
If you have active symptoms, please also contact your GP in the first instance. These tests complement clinical care and are not a substitute for it.
Frequently asked questions
Find answers to common questions about our women's hormone health tests, including what they check, who they are suitable for and how to choose between at-home and in-clinic testing.