A Fertility Assessment Blood Test measures key hormones involved in ovulation, ovarian reserve, reproductive health, and hormonal balance. It provides valuable information that can support fertility planning and help identify potential hormonal imbalances.

This test may be suitable for individuals who are trying to conceive, have irregular or absent periods, suspect hormonal conditions such as PCOS, wish to assess ovarian reserve, or are planning a future pregnancy.

Most biomarkers can be measured without any special preparation. However, some hormones, including FSH, LH, and oestradiol, are often recommended to be tested between days 2 and 5 of the menstrual cycle for the most clinically useful results. If you are unsure, seek advice from a healthcare professional before booking your test.

Results are typically available within 24 hours of your blood sample reaching the laboratory, although turnaround times may vary slightly depending on laboratory processing.

No. This blood test provides valuable information about hormone levels and reproductive health but cannot diagnose infertility on its own. Fertility can be influenced by many factors, and additional investigations may be required.

Abnormal results may indicate hormonal imbalances or other underlying conditions that require further assessment. Results should always be interpreted by a qualified healthcare professional, who can recommend any additional investigations or treatment if appropriate.

This Fertility Assessment Blood Test is designed to assess female reproductive hormones. Male fertility assessment typically requires a different hormone profile and may also include semen analysis.

Yes. This test includes several hormones commonly assessed when investigating conditions such as Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) and menstrual irregularities. However, diagnosis should always be made by a qualified healthcare professional following a full clinical assessment.

It may be used to monitor hormone levels before or during fertility treatment, but the timing and interpretation of results should always be guided by your fertility specialist or healthcare professional.

Yes. While this test provides detailed information about your hormone profile, results should always be reviewed alongside your medical history and symptoms by a qualified healthcare professional. Additional investigations or specialist referral may be recommended depending on your results.