Fertility

Our fertility tests help men and women better understand their reproductive health with convenient at-home blood tests and sperm testing. Whether you’re planning to start a family, trying to conceive, or investigating possible fertility concerns, our range includes fertility blood tests for women, male fertility hormone tests, ovulation testing, ovarian reserve checks, and sperm analysis. All tests are analysed by accredited laboratories and reviewed by doctors, with fast online results and flexible home or clinic sample collection options.

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Male Fertility IQ Blood Test

Planning on starting a family and wondering whether your hormones could be playing a role? The Male Fertility IQ Test measures key reproductive hormones alongside thyroid, iron, vitamin and mineral markers to give you a clearer picture of factors that may be relevant when try...

  • Results estimated in 4 working days
  • 15 biomarkers
£129.00
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Female Fertility IQ Blood Test

Would you like to better understand your ovarian reserve and reproductive hormones? The Female Fertility IQ Test measures AMH, fertility-related hormones, thyroid function, iron status and essential vitamins and minerals to help identify factors that may be relevant when plan...

  • Results estimated in 4 working days
  • 15 biomarkers
£199.00
Day 3 Fertility Blood Test

If you’re hoping to start a family or simply want to understand more about your reproductive health, our Day 3 Fertility Blood Test provides valuable insights into your ovarian reserve and hormone balance

  • Results estimated in 2 working days
  • 3 biomarkers
£55.00
Anti-Müllerian Hormone (AMH) Blood Test

Are you thinking of starting a family now or in the future? Perhaps you’re having or considering fertility treatment, or simply curious and want to know more about your egg count

  • Results estimated in 2 working days
  • 1 biomarkers
£79.00
Pregnancy Blood Test

Need early and reliable confirmation of pregnancy? This blood test measures human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG), the hormone produced during pregnancy, providing accurate results even before a missed period

  • Results estimated in 2 working days
  • 1 biomarkers
£55.00
Pregnancy Progress Blood Test

Want reassurance about your early pregnancy? This test measures beta hCG and progesterone, two key hormones that help confirm pregnancy viability and monitor early development

  • Results estimated in 2 working days
  • 2 biomarkers
£62.00
“Hormones play an important role in many aspects of women’s health, from energy and mood to fertility and metabolism. A simple blood test may provide valuable insight and help you better understand your body.”

Dr Natasha Fernando, Medical Director, Medichecks

What can a women's blood test check?

Depending on the panel you choose, tests in this collection can assess:

  • Female hormones (including oestrogen, progesterone, LH and FSH)
  • Hormones during the menstrual cycle
  • Thyroid function (TSH, Free T4)
  • Iron levels and nutrient status
  • Cholesterol and heart health markers
  • Blood glucose levels and metabolic health
  • Liver function
  • Inflammation markers

You can choose focused tests or comprehensive women’s wellness panels for a broader overview of your health.

When should you consider a women's blood test?

Many women choose testing when something feels “off” but is difficult to pinpoint.

Common reasons include:

  • Persistent fatigue or low energy
  • Brain fog or difficulty concentrating
  • Irregular, painful or missed periods
  • Mood changes linked to your cycle
  • Unexplained weight gain or weight loss
  • Hair thinning, acne or skin changes
  • Dizziness or symptoms linked to low blood pressure
  • Difficulty managing blood sugar levels

Because symptoms often overlap between hormone imbalance, thyroid dysfunction, iron deficiency and metabolic issues, a blood test can help narrow down potential causes.

Not sure which test to choose?

Start with your main concern:

  • General health check go for a comprehensive women’s health panel
  • Irregular periods or PMS choose a female hormone profile
  • Fatigue or dizziness choose iron and thyroid testing
  • Weight or metabolic concerns go for blood glucose and cholesterol markers

You can also choose a broader panel if you’d prefer a complete picture rather than testing a single marker.

Signs you might need a woman's blood test

You may consider testing if you experience:

  • Persistent fatigue or low energy
  • Irregular or painful periods
  • Unexplained weight changes
  • Mood changes linked to your cycle
  • Hair thinning or skin changes
  • Dizziness or symptoms linked to low blood pressure
  • Difficulty managing blood sugar levels
  • Family history of metabolic or hormone-related conditions

    Because symptoms often overlap between different conditions, blood testing can help narrow down possible causes.

FAQs

What does a blood test check for?

A women’s blood test can assess female hormones, thyroid markers, cholesterol, blood glucose, liver function, vitamins, and iron levels, depending on the panel selected.

Can I test hormones during my menstrual cycle?

Yes. Certain tests are designed to measure hormones during the menstrual cycle, and timing your test correctly can improve the result interpretation.

What causes low blood pressure in women?

Low blood pressure can be linked to dehydration, medication, hormonal changes, or underlying health conditions. Testing may help rule out related causes such as anaemia or thyroid imbalance.

Can I check my vitamin levels at home?

Yes. Many nutrition blood tests use a simple finger-prick sample that you can collect at home and send to our laboratory. Results are reviewed by doctors and delivered securely online.

What is included in blood work for liver function?

Liver function tests typically measure enzymes and proteins that indicate how well your liver is working and whether there is inflammation or damage.

Can I do blood glucose testing at home?

Yes. Home blood glucose testing allows you to measure blood sugar levels conveniently, helping monitor metabolic health or investigate symptoms such as fatigue or increased thirst.

How do I know if my hormones are normal?

Hormone levels vary throughout the menstrual cycle and life stages. Your results are compared with laboratory reference ranges and interpreted in light of your symptoms.

Do I need a GP referral for a blood test?

No. You can order tests directly online, with professional laboratory analysis included.

How quickly will I get my results?

Most results are available within a few working days after the laboratory receives your sample. We'll email you when your results are back.