What it measures
- FSH
- LH
- General health markers
- Metabolic markers
Who it’s for
- A yearly women’s health check
- Tiredness, low mood or changes to your cycle
- Your 30s and 40s, as hormones begin to change
Hormones and general health together
Many symptoms women notice, such as tiredness, low mood, weight change and changes to their cycle, can come from hormones, metabolism or general health. This profile looks at all three in one sample, so you get a broader picture than a single hormone test.
Is Well Woman the right check for me?
If you want a detailed look at fertility hormones, the Fertility Package covers 14 markers. For perimenopause symptoms, the Perimenopausal Profile adds oestradiol, progesterone and thyroid. If you mainly want heart, diabetes, liver and kidney checks, the Well Person Profile is the better fit. Call us if you’d like help choosing.
How to prepare
- If you have periods, book for day 2 to 5 of your cycle (day 1 is the first day of full bleeding). If your periods are irregular or have stopped, any day is fine.
- Stop biotin (vitamin B7) supplements, often found in hair, skin and nail products, 48 hours before.
- No fasting needed. Eat and drink as normal.
When should I book?
How it works at our Croydon clinic
Book online
Choose your test and a time that suits you. No GP referral needed.
A 15-minute visit
A trained clinician takes a small blood sample at 169 Shirley Road, Croydon. Tell us if you’re nervous.
Results in 1–3 days
A clear report showing each result against its reference range.
Next steps
Share your report with your GP, who can arrange NHS follow-up if anything needs it.
Questions
Do I need to time this test?
If you have periods, book for day 2 to 5 of your cycle so your FSH and LH can be read properly. If not, any day is fine.
Do I need to fast?
No fasting is needed.
How much is a Well Woman Profile in Croydon?
£137.50 at our clinic at 169 Shirley Road, Croydon, including taking your blood sample and your report.
How quickly will I get my results?
Usually within 1 to 3 days, in a clear report showing each result against its reference range.