Randox Health Female Hormone Health

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Find out if you have a hormone imbalance that could be affecting your fertility, mood, weight and energy levels with our convenient Female Hormone home test.

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Why you need it:

Comprehensive Hormone Assessment: The Female Hormone Home Test evaluates key hormones essential for various bodily functions, including fertility, metabolism, mood regulation, and sleep. It helps identify potential imbalances that could affect fertility, weight management, energy levels, and overall well-being.
Early Detection of Imbalances: Changes in menstrual cycle, weight fluctuations, acne, hair loss, low energy levels, and mood swings may indicate hormone imbalances. This test provides a convenient way to detect such imbalances early, allowing for timely intervention and management of symptoms.
Personalised Insight into Health: Understanding hormone levels can provide personalised insights into health and help individuals make informed decisions regarding their lifestyle, diet, and reproductive choices. By identifying hormonal imbalances, individuals can take proactive steps to optimise their fertility and overall health.

Why we love it:

Convenient Home Testing: The Female Hormone Home Test offers a hassle-free way to assess hormone levels from the comfort of home. With clear instructions and a prepaid shipping label, individuals can easily collect and send their samples for analysis, avoiding the need for clinic visits.
Rapid Results Turnaround: Once the lab receives the sample, results are typically available within 2-3 days. Accessible through an online account, these results provide timely information, empowering individuals to take action towards addressing any identified imbalances promptly.
Comprehensive Hormone Panel: This test evaluates multiple hormones involved in female reproductive health, including estradiol, progesterone, follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH), luteinising hormone (LH), prolactin, testosterone, sex hormone-binding globulin (SHBG), and free androgen index. A comprehensive panel offers a holistic view of hormonal status, enabling thorough assessment and targeted interventions.

What is it (and why):

The Female Hormone Home Test is a diagnostic tool designed to assess hormone levels crucial for female reproductive health and overall well-being. It measures key hormones involved in fertility, metabolism, mood regulation, and sleep.
Hormone imbalances can manifest in various symptoms, affecting menstrual cycle regularity, weight management, energy levels, mood stability, and reproductive health. By testing hormone levels, individuals can gain insights into potential underlying issues contributing to their symptoms.
Testing hormone levels from home offers convenience and accessibility, allowing individuals to monitor their health without the need for clinic visits. The comprehensive panel includes hormones like estradiol, progesterone, FSH, LH, prolactin, testosterone, SHBG, and free androgen index, providing a detailed assessment of hormonal status.

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Directions

Take your sample

Follow the instructions with your kit. Don't forget to activate your kit before sending your sample back to us.

Check out the Instructions video below.

Send It To Us

Activate your kit before sending your sample back to us. Place the prepaid label on the package and drop it off at the post office.

Get Your Results

Once the lab receives your sample, they will begin to process it. Your results will be ready 2-3 days afterwards. Log in to your account to view your results.

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Frequently asked

What is Follicule-Stimulating Hormone (FSH)?

FSH stimulates the production of oestradiol and promotes the development of ovarian follicles. FSH levels peak just before ovulation, with levels lower during the luteal phase of the menstrual cycle to prevent the development of new follicles. Due to the fluctuation of FSH levels during the menstrual cycle, its is recommend levels are measured within the first 4 days of the cycle. A common reason for increased levels of FSH is the menopause.

What is Lutenising Hormone (LH)?

LH plays an important role in reproductive health. LH levels peak in the middle of the menstrual cycle triggering ovulation. Measurement alongside other hormones at the beginning of the cycle can help to identify a hormone imbalance that could be affecting ovulation.

What is Oestradiol?

Oestradiol is the main form of oestrogen in the body. Oestradiol is essential for ovulation, conception and pregnancy, measuring your oestradiol levels can provide insight into ovarian function. Levels decrease significantly during menopause. If levels are too high it could indicate PCOS or endometriosis. Oestradiol can also protect against bone loss and aid in regulating cholesterol levels.

What is Progesterone?

Progesterone plays an important role in preparing your body for pregnancy after ovulation. Levels increase when you ovulate, measuring your progesterone levels at a particular time in your cycle can therefore indicate if you have ovulated and releasing healthy eggs.

What is Prolactin?

Prolactin plays a role in the menstrual cycle and also stimulates milk production during breastfeeding. Too much prolactin can impact the production of other hormones including FSH and LH and as such is important for reproductive health.

What is Testosterone?

Measuring your testosterone levels may help to determine the cause of symptoms such as oily skin, excess body hair and irregular periods. High levels are associated with conditions like PCOS.

What is Sex Hormone Binding Globulin (SHBG)?

SHBG helps to regulate testosterone and oestrogen levels.

What is Free Androgen Index?

Measurement of free androgen index is recommended for suspected hyperandrogenism in females.

Also discuss with your GP if you have any medical problems or are taking any medication that you think may have impacted your result.

What day of my menstrual cycle should I take the test?

If you are taking the test for fertility reasons please take on day 2 or day 3 of your cycle. If taking the test for ovulation or progesterone levels please take on day 21 of your cycle (or 7 days before the next menstrual period is due, if longer than a 28 day cycle).

Is there an age limit to purchase a home blood test kit?

Yes, you must be over 18 years of age to purchase one of our home blood sample collection kits.

Does the service cause any pain of discomfort?

Tasso's innovative sample collection devices have made collecting a blood sample seamless, virtually painless & convenient with a comfortable experience being pivitol for the service.

How does a Tasso device work?

The Tasso Button sticks to the skin with a light adhesive. When the button is pressed, a vacuum forms and a lancet pricks the surface of the skin. The vacuum draws blood out of the capillaries and into a compatible container attached to the bottom of the Tasso Button.

Is this a needle-free blood collection system?

Some people refer to Tasso Devices as a needle-free system since it does not use a hollow venipuncture needle to enter a vein.

How many times can each Tasso device be used?

Each device is used one time to collect a sample and is then discarded.

Does it hurt to collect blood with the Tasso device?

Participants in clinical studies have reported lower levels of pain with the Tasso device compared to collecting blood with a finger stick or standard.