Progesterone Blood Tests

Progesterone is a steroid hormone produced mainly by the ovaries in women, with smaller amounts produced by the adrenal glands and testes. In women, progesterone plays an important role in regulating the menstrual cycle, confirming whether ovulation has occurred, preparing the womb lining for pregnancy, and supporting early pregnancy. Progesterone levels vary naturally depending on the stage of the menstrual cycle, pregnancy status, menopause status, and use of hormonal medication.

In men, progesterone is normally present at lower levels and acts as a precursor hormone involved in the production of other steroid hormones, including testosterone and cortisol. It may be measured as part of a wider hormone assessment, particularly when investigating adrenal function, steroid hormone balance, or symptoms that may relate to endocrine disturbance.

<p>A comprehensive blood test to investigate the hormonal, thyroid, and nutritional factors that contribute to female hair loss, including iron, vitamin D, thyroid function, and reproductive hormones.</p><p>This profile requires a <strong>phlebotomy</strong> sample as it includes a full blood count</p>
Female Hair Loss Advanced
£185.00

A comprehensive blood test to investigate the hormonal, thyroid, and nutritional factors that contribute to female hair loss, including iron, vitamin D, thyroid function, and reproductive hormones.

This profile requires a phlebotomy sample as it includes a full blood count

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<p>Check your progesterone levels.</p><p>There are many reasons which testing your progesterone levels are useful for, but if you have any questions about fertility, finding out if you are <strong>ovulating</strong> is ground zero.</p><p>If you have ovulated there will be a big spike in your <strong>progesterone</strong> level at about 21 days into your cycle - or if irregular, 7 days before period due.</p><p>This test conveniently works with a <strong>finger-prick</strong> home sample or with a <strong>phlebotomy</strong> sample at any of our nationwide locations.</p>
Progesterone
£39.00

Check your progesterone levels.

There are many reasons which testing your progesterone levels are useful for, but if you have any questions about fertility, finding out if you are ovulating is ground zero.

If you have ovulated there will be a big spike in your progesterone level at about 21 days into your cycle - or if irregular, 7 days before period due.

This test conveniently works with a finger-prick home sample or with a phlebotomy sample at any of our nationwide locations.

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<p>Unlock peak performance with our most comprehensive blood test for athletes and active individuals. The Ultimate Athlete Performance panel includes over 60 biomarkers covering hormones, thyroid, vitamins, inflammation, muscle recovery, cardiovascular health, and prostate health – all from a simple at-home or in-clinic sample.</p>
Ultimate Athlete Performance
£209.00

Unlock peak performance with our most comprehensive blood test for athletes and active individuals. The Ultimate Athlete Performance panel includes over 60 biomarkers covering hormones, thyroid, vitamins, inflammation, muscle recovery, cardiovascular health, and prostate health – all from a simple at-home or in-clinic sample.

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<p>Unlock peak performance with our most comprehensive blood test for athletes and active individuals. The Ultimate Athlete Performance + PSA panel includes over 60 biomarkers covering hormones, thyroid, vitamins, inflammation, muscle recovery, cardiovascular health, and prostate health – all from a simple at-home or in-clinic sample.</p>
Ultimate Athlete Performance (with PSA)
£219.00

Unlock peak performance with our most comprehensive blood test for athletes and active individuals. The Ultimate Athlete Performance + PSA panel includes over 60 biomarkers covering hormones, thyroid, vitamins, inflammation, muscle recovery, cardiovascular health, and prostate health – all from a simple at-home or in-clinic sample.

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