Support Women’s Health & Fertility
Women’s hormone and reproductive health play a vital role in energy, cycles, fertility, mood and long-term wellbeing. Whether you’re trying to conceive, experiencing symptoms of hormone imbalance, or simply want a clearer picture of your reproductive health, these tests provide science-backed insights to help you take control with confidence. Not sure whether your symptoms point to a hormonal issue? Read our guide to recognising the signs of hormone imbalance.
How i-screen works
01Order online
Choose your preferred blood test and place your order securely through our website.
02Receive pathology request form
We'll email you your pathology request form, which you'll need for your blood draw.
03Book an appointment
Book an appointment for your blood draw at a convenient time and location.
04Get your results
Your results land in your secure dashboard with plain-English explanations from our health team, typically within 2–3 weeks.
Looking for a comprehensive check of your female hormones, metabolism and overall wellbeing?
A complete women’s health assessment helps you understand your hormone patterns, metabolic markers, thyroid health, nutrient levels and reproductive wellbeing. These panels are ideal if you want a proactive health check, are managing symptoms, or want clarity around how your hormones are affecting your energy, mood and overall health. For a deeper look at how your hormones function across the day, learn how the DUTCH test provides comprehensive hormone insights.
In today's hectic world, are you looking after yourself? Whatever stage of life you're at, this comprehensive blood test covers all the essentials to help give you peace of mind when it comes to your health.
In today's hectic world, are you looking after yourself? Whatever stage of life you're at, this comprehensive blood test covers all the essentials to help give you peace of mind when it comes to your health.
The Advanced Dried Urine Hormone Test (ENDOMap) - is a complete analysis of your hormones using dried urine.
Are your hormones balanced for healthy cycles and fertility?
Hormone imbalances and irregular ovulation can affect mood, weight, PMS, cycle rhythm and fertility. Testing your reproductive hormones alongside ovulation markers provides a clearer picture of your menstrual health and whether hormonal shifts may be contributing to symptoms or making conception more difficult. If you’re using hormonal contraception, read our guide on how the pill affects hormone testing before booking. For a deeper investigation into your hormone patterns before booking.
Hormones exert powerful effects on the female body and have a significant role to play in the body's health and wellbeing. Understanding these roles is important if you’re seeking to proactively manage your health.
Hormones are a vital part of the body's overall health. The work that hormones do is subtle yet when they fall out of balance, the effects on your health can be significant.
Trying to conceive can be a very frustrating experience with one in six couples struggling to fall pregnant. As well as making sure your body is in good physical shape you can improve your chances of conceiving by checking whether you are ovulating with a simple ovulation test.
Track oestrogen and progesterone across your full 28-day cycle to understand your hormonal pattern.
Are fertility issues linked to thyroid or nutrition?
Thyroid hormones, iron, vitamin D and B12 all play a major role in menstrual health, mood, energy and fertility. A thyroid panel or nutrient assessment can identify whether underlying imbalances are contributing to symptoms or difficulty conceiving. Bone health is another often-overlooked factor for women - read why osteoporosis is the "silent disease" affecting women's health.
1 in 7 individuals live with a thyroid condition with symptoms ranging from low energy and depression to unexplained weight gain and insomnia. If you don’t feel right but you can’t put your finger on why, this simple thyroid test can tell you if it's your thyroid.
If you’re looking for a comprehensive assessment of your thyroid function, including an investigation of an underlying autoimmune disorder, then this combined thyroid antibodies test and thyroid function test is the blood test for you.
Iron deficiency is the most common nutritional problem in the UK. A shortage of iron leads to anaemia and feelings of weakness, tiredness and dizziness.
Vitamin B12 is an essential vitamin that helps maintain healthy nerves and red blood cells and is also needed to make DNA. This simple vitamin B12 blood test will tell you if you have a deficiency.
Over 30% of adults are estimated to be vitamin D deficient which can cause muscle weakness and fatigue. This simple vitamin D test will tell you if you have a deficiency.
Is PCOS affecting your cycles, hormones or ability to conceive?
PCOS can cause irregular cycles, acne, weight changes, fatigue and fertility challenges. A dedicated PCOS test helps assess hormone levels and metabolic markers to understand whether PCOS may be a contributing factor. Hormonal acne in particular can signal underlying imbalances — our practitioners explain more in this clinical guide to acne assessment.
PCOS is a surprisingly common condition believed to affect approx 10% of reproductive-aged women. This comprehensive hormone panel can provide further insights into women who may be suffering from PCOS.
Anti-mullerian hormone (AMH) is a marker associated with ovarian reserve. Decreased levels of AMH may indicate low ovarian reserve, whilst increased levels of AMH is often seen with polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS).
Is your vaginal microbiome supporting fertility and reproductive health?
An imbalanced vaginal microbiome can affect pH, cervical mucus, inflammation and implantation. A vaginal microbiome test provides insight into beneficial and disruptive bacteria, helping support fertility and reduce recurrent symptoms.
The vaginal microbiome is a vital ecosystem that promotes reproductive health. Maintaining a balance of beneficial bacteria is essential for preventing infections and diseases.
The urinary tract is one of the most common sites for infections. The use of novel quantitative PCR technology accurately identifies microbes in the urinary tract, and provides important insights for those experiencing complicated urinary tract infections (UTI).