Menopause Blood Test
£129 £99
Please note results are usually within 48 hours
This menopause blood test checks for the important hormones needed to give information about menopause. It can also help with hormone replacement therapy (HRT) monitoring, period problems and other hormone related issues. It can identify the hormonal changes expected at the onset of menopause.
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Oestradiol
Follicular Stimulating Hormone
Luteinizing Hormone
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Thyroid Stimulating Hormone
How Does It Work?
Step 1: Order your blood test kit
Decide what blood test you want and order your blood test kit to your door.
Step 2: Take a fingerprick blood sample
Using the test kit, take a small fingerprick blood sample following the instructions included. Use the prepaid label to post the sample to the lab for analysis.
Step 3: Receive results
Your blood test results will be reviewed by a GP and then sent to you via email usually within 2-5 days depending on the test.
Blood Test FAQs
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You will your results via email within 2-5 days for most of our blood tests.
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Your blood results will be reviewed by a doctor and any abnormalities will be noted on your report. Advise will then given by the doctor on what to next. You can also bring your results to your own GP to have on your personal record.
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No, these results are strictly confidential and they do not automatically go to your own GP. If you want to share them with your own GP then you may do so.
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Our laboratory does not require you to fast before blood tests, however for certain blood tests such as a ‘Hba1c’ (Test for diabetes) you may get more accurate results if you fast. If you have been recommended to fast by a healthcare professional then we would suggest you follow this advise. If you wish to fast for your blood test, do not eat anything for 8-12 hours before your blood test. You are allowed drink water in this time.
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-Order the test kit directly to your door!
-Quicker results than your standard GP practice
-Choose exactly what you want tested
-Our partner laboratory is CQC and UKAS accredited ensuring accurate results.
-Avoid long NHS waiting lists and get your blood test done sooner rather than later.