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The reproductive hormones test measures follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) and luteinising hormone (LH) from the pituitary to regulate reproduction, progesterone for preparing the uterus, and testosterone for libido and other functions. These assess fertility and hormonal balance.
Sample collection: A small blood sample is taken (usually serum tube) by a finger-prick kit at home or in one of our UK clinics. Our kit includes everything needed; simply return the sample in the pre-paid envelope. Results include a personalised doctor’s interpretation.
Age restriction: Adults 18+ only (guardian consent required for minors).
A reproductive hormones test evaluates key hormones involved in fertility, menstrual cycles, and reproductive health. It checks for issues like infertility, PCOS, or hormonal imbalances. Your doctor may order this as part of fertility investigations or if you have symptoms such as irregular periods or low libido. The test helps identify problems early by showing abnormal hormone levels. Swift Blood Tests processes samples rapidly, with results and a doctor’s report typically within a few days.
stimulates ovarian follicle growth; high levels may indicate menopause or ovarian failure.
triggers ovulation; ratios with FSH can suggest PCOS.
supports pregnancy and uterine lining; low levels may indicate lack of ovulation.
affects libido and energy; abnormal levels can impact mood and strength.
A venous blood sample is required (collected in a gold top gel tube). No special patient preparation is needed, but timing may depend on menstrual cycle (e.g., day 21 for progesterone). Simply drink water and eat normally unless otherwise instructed. Send samples via the next-day laboratory service.
Abnormal FSH/LH levels can indicate ovulation issues.
High LH:FSH ratios may suggest PCOS.
Low progesterone can flag anovulation.
Elevated FSH in younger women may indicate premature menopause.
You may be advised to take a reproductive hormones test if you have any of the following signs or risk factors: - Symptoms of infertility: difficulty conceiving, irregular cycles. - Signs of PCOS: acne, excess hair, weight gain. - Low libido or mood changes: possibly due to testosterone imbalance. - Chronic conditions: monitoring for pituitary disorders or delayed puberty. For example, a patient with irregular periods may have high FSH indicating ovarian issues. Your doctor will interpret the results alongside your history and may order additional tests based on the findings.
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A reproductive hormones test measures FSH, LH, progesterone, and testosterone to assess fertility and hormonal balance.
It is often ordered for fertility issues, irregular periods, or suspected PCOS.
No special preparation is usually required, but cycle timing may be advised.
A small blood sample is taken from a vein in your arm using a needle. It is quick (often under 5 minutes) and routine. You may feel a brief pinch; afterwards, a bandage is applied. There are minimal risks.
Risks are very low. You might experience slight pain or bruising at the needle site, which usually resolves quickly.
Results are typically available within 2–3 working days. Swift Blood Tests provides a detailed doctor’s report explaining your results. You will be notified by email or phone as agreed.
Yes. Swift Blood Tests offers a convenient home sample collection kit (finger-prick or small tube) with instructions, or you can choose a clinic appointment. Follow the included instructions to collect and return the sample by post.
Menstrual cycle phase, medications, or conditions like PCOS can influence levels. It’s best to mention any current health conditions or medicines when you discuss results with the doctor.
An abnormal result does not always mean disease. For example, high FSH might indicate ovarian failure, while low progesterone could suggest no ovulation. Your doctor will interpret any out-of-range values and may recommend follow-up tests.
This test is intended for adults (18+). Children’s normal hormone values differ from adults. If testing is needed for a child or teenager, please consult with a paediatric specialist or contact us for guidance.
