Women’s Hormone Blood Tests in Leicester

The Women’s Hormone Blood Test at The Health Suite Leicester is a comprehensive diagnostic tool designed to assess hormonal balance and overall well-being. This test measures key hormones such as estrogen, progesterone, testosterone, thyroid hormones, and cortisol, providing valuable insights into menstrual health, fertility, menopause, energy levels, and mood regulation. Whether you’re experiencing symptoms like fatigue, irregular cycles, weight fluctuations, or low libido, our expert team will analyse your results and provide tailored recommendations to support your health. With a science-backed approach and expert guidance, we help you take control of your hormonal health for a balanced and vibrant life.

A Women’s Hormone Blood Test is a medical assessment designed for women to evaluate women’s hormonal levels in the blood, including estrogen, progesterone, and other relevant hormones. This service helps monitor and assess hormonal balance, detect potential issues like hormonal imbalances, and provides valuable insights for managing women’s health, particularly related to reproductive and hormonal well-being. We give women access to our team of healthcare professionals who can interpret the results and offer personalised recommendations for hormone-related issues, empowering them to effectively manage their hormonal health (a separate consultation will be required).

Female hormone blood tests are very important for checking and managing women’s health, both for their reproductive system and overall health. When a woman is pregnant, blood tests during pregnancy, which include checking for infections and immunity, help keep track of both the mother’s and baby’s health by finding conditions like rubella, hepatitis, and other infections that could affect the pregnancy. Hormone blood tests are also very important for women who have certain reproductive health issues, such as polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), which is when there are problems with hormones and irregular periods. Women dealing with fertility issues might have specific blood tests for fertility, such as the Anti-Mullerian Hormone (AMH) test. This test checks the ovarian reserve and is important for understanding a woman’s reproductive ability. As women get closer to menopause, blood tests for hormones like estrogen and progesterone help monitor these levels to better understand and manage menopausal symptoms. These tests together give important information about different stages of a woman’s health, allowing for personalised care and early action when needed.

Women’s Hormone Blood Tests at The Health Suite, Leicester

Our team of experienced and knowledgeable doctors are here to provide you with the best possible care, and our Women’s hormone private blood tests make it easy for you to get the information you need quickly and easily. Whether you are concerned about a particular health issue or want to stay on top of your health, our private blood tests can provide you with the reassurance you need.

Below, you can directly book some of our routine tests at our private GP & clinic in Leicester.

If you are worried about a serious or urgent medical problem, we strongly suggest you consult either one of our GPs or your own NHS GP first so they can make a clinical assessment and ensure you have the most appropriate blood tests.

All prices already INCLUDE the phlebotomy charge

Testing & Profiling We Offer at The Health Suite, Leicester

We understand the importance of accurate diagnosis and effective treatment. That’s why we offer a vast range of blood tests to help diagnose various conditions. Our team of GPs can provide advice and guidance on which tests may be suitable for you. If there is no availability online, please send us a message, and we will do our best to fit you in. You will receive a full copy of the results by email. If you wish to discuss the results, you can book an appointment with one of our GPs.

A clinical interpretation of the results is not included, and it is always best to seek medical advice to understand your results in their correct clinical context.