Women's Hormone Panel
A focused monitoring panel for the key hormones that may need reviewing if you use hormone therapy but still do not feel quite yourself.
- British Menopause Society accredited clinicians
- UKAS accredited, CQC registered laboratories
- Results reviewed, with the option to book a follow up
A focused hormone check when you don't feel yourself
Hormone levels can change over time, and your treatment may need reviewing to keep supporting you effectively. This focused panel checks your core female sex hormones to give useful clarity ahead of your next clinical review.
Everything this test measures
A focused check of your core sex hormones.
Sex hormones
Testosterone, Sex Hormone Binding Globulin (SHBG) and oestrogen.
How it works
Order online
Complete your order and a few details in a couple of minutes. Secure checkout, Apple Pay and card accepted.
Your blood draw
Choose your collection at checkout: in person (venous) with a clinician, or a simple at home (autodraw) sample you collect yourself. Venous is recommended for the most detailed results.
Accredited lab
Your sample is analysed by UKAS accredited, CQC registered UK laboratories.
Your results
You receive your results securely, with the option to book a follow up to talk through what they mean.
This test is ideal if you
- Are noticing changes linked to perimenopause, menopause or your cycle
- Use hormone therapy but still do not feel quite yourself
- Want clarity ahead of your next clinical review
Clinician led, from a specialist you can trust
The Menopause Medic was founded by Dr Fionnuala Barton, a GP and British Menopause Society accredited specialist in women's hormonal health. Every test is backed by a clinical team who take your symptoms seriously and give you the time and information to make decisions that fit your life. Samples are processed at UKAS accredited, CQC registered laboratories, the same standards used by the NHS.
Common questions
How is my sample taken?
You choose at checkout. An in person (venous) sample is taken by a trained healthcare professional and is the most accurate option, or you can opt for a simple at home (autodraw) sample collected yourself with no appointment.
Will this diagnose a condition?
This panel gives you and your clinician detailed, objective information to support understanding and decision making. Any diagnosis should always be made by a qualified clinician, taking your results and symptoms together.
When in my cycle should I test?
If you are still having periods, your hormone results are most accurate when your sample is taken in the first few days of your cycle, around days 2 to 5. If your cycle has stopped, you can test at any time.
Is my data kept private?
Yes. Your personal and health data is handled securely and only shared with the accredited testing provider in order to process your test.
Get clear answers about your health
Clinician led. Accredited labs. Results you can act on.
Order your testFor adults aged 18 and over. This test does not replace medical advice from your GP or specialist. Samples are processed at UKAS accredited, CQC registered laboratories.