Results are usually available within 24 hours after your blood sample has been collected and processed by the laboratory. You will be notified once your results are ready to view.

Fasting is usually not required unless advised by a clinician.

Yes, several hormones such as LH, FSH, oestradiol, and progesterone naturally fluctuate throughout the menstrual cycle. For this reason, timing of the test may influence results and should be considered when interpreting hormone levels.

No. This is a screening blood test and does not provide a diagnosis. It is designed to give insight into hormone levels, which must be interpreted alongside symptoms and medical history by a qualified healthcare professional.

Yes. Hormonal contraception, HRT, and other hormone-based medications may influence natural hormone levels. It is important to inform your healthcare professional about any medication you are taking before interpreting results.

It is suitable for adult females aged 18 and over.

Abnormal hormone levels may suggest an imbalance in reproductive or thyroid function. This can sometimes be associated with conditions such as PCOS, thyroid disorders, or ovulatory irregularities, however results must always be assessed by a registered healthcare professional.

For certain hormones, such as FSH and LH, testing is often recommended early in the menstrual cycle (commonly day 2–5). However, other hormones can be measured at different times depending on clinical guidance.

Yes. Factors such as stress, sleep quality, diet, exercise, and body weight can all influence hormone balance over time. These variables are important to consider when reviewing results.

All results should be reviewed by a qualified healthcare professional or physician. Interpretation should always consider symptoms, medical history, and any current treatments.