INFERTILITY Profile - Female
Evaluate hormonal causes of infertility with our Female Infertility Profile. Assess reproductive hormones that affect ovulation, egg health, and fertility.
What's included in this profile
- The main form of oestrogen in women of reproductive age
- Used to assess ovarian function, fertility and menopause status
- Also present at lower levels in men
- A pituitary hormone that regulates egg/sperm production
- Used to assess fertility and menopause status in women
- Also checked in men to help assess sperm production
- A pituitary hormone that triggers ovulation in women
- Also plays a role in testosterone production in men
- Checked alongside FSH for fertility and hormonal assessment
- A hormone that rises after ovulation to support early pregnancy
- Used to confirm whether ovulation has occurred
- Also monitored in early pregnancy
- A pituitary hormone best known for its role in breastfeeding
- Raised levels outside pregnancy can disrupt periods and fertility
- Checked when investigating irregular cycles or low libido
About this profile
Sample Requirements:
Turnaround Time:
4 hours
Infertility Profile – Female
Comprehensive Hormonal Blood Test to Assess Female Fertility
The Infertility Profile – Female is a specialized blood test designed to evaluate the key hormones involved in a woman’s reproductive health. It provides essential insights into potential hormonal imbalances or ovulatory issues that may be affecting fertility.
Why Take This Test?
This test is ideal for women who:
Are experiencing difficulty conceiving
Have irregular or absent menstrual cycles
Show signs of hormonal imbalance (e.g. severe PMS, acne, or hair growth)
Are undergoing or considering fertility treatments
Want to assess reproductive health proactively
What’s Measured?
This profile includes the following key fertility hormones:
Luteinizing Hormone (LH): Regulates ovulation; abnormal levels may signal ovulatory dysfunction
Follicle-Stimulating Hormone (FSH): Supports ovarian follicle development; imbalances can affect egg production
Prolactin (PRL): Elevated levels may disrupt ovulation and menstruation
Estradiol (E2): A vital estrogen hormone for cycle regulation and reproductive function
Progesterone (PRG): Essential for ovulation and maintaining early pregnancy
Who Should Consider This Test?
This test is suitable for:
Women trying to conceive without success
Those with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) or irregular periods
Women with premenstrual or hormonal symptoms
Individuals undergoing fertility assessments or planning a pregnancy
