KATE DAVIES
Female Health Specialist Kate Davies is an expert on your fertility and menopause journey
EMPOWERING WOMEN THROUGH PRECISION BLOOD TESTING
This page is the central hub where you'll find comprehensive information on women’s health, expert insights, and tailored solutions to guide you through every stage of your health journey. Led by our Clinical Director, Dr. Adam Staten, our Clinical Governance Team is committed to providing you with the most accurate, innovative, and up-to-date blood testing services.
Understanding your body is crucial at every stage of life. Whether you're navigating the complexities of menopause or seeking to understand hormonal imbalances, blood tests offer invaluable insights.
YOUR GO-TO RESOURCE FOR WOMEN'S BLOOD TESTS
Navigating the world of healthcare can be overwhelming, especially when you're looking for targeted information that speaks directly to your needs as a woman. That's why we've curated a place that focuses exclusively on women’s health. Whether you're interested in understanding hormonal imbalances, seeking guidance through menopause, or simply looking to optimise your overall health, we offer invaluable insights backed by medical expertise.
Explore our comprehensive resources to equip yourself with valuable knowledge, enabling you to make well-informed decisions regarding your health journey. With One Day Tests, you are always supported in your pursuit of optimal well-being.
OUR SPECIALIST FEMALE HEALTH WRITERS
DR. ADAM STATEN
Clinical Director
JAMILA QUAYE
Senior biomedical scientist
DR. AMANDA CHISHOLM
Dr. Amanda Chisholm is a practicing NHS and private GP with a special interest in Longevity and Lifestyle Medicine
LANA NELA
Lead Nurse Consultant
WOMEN'S HEALTH SPECIALIST BLOOD TESTS
BETA HCG TEST (EARLY PREGNANCY CHECK)HCG is a hormone produced by the placenta during pregnancy. Take an HCG blood test to confirm and monitor the progress of your pregnancy. |
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FEMALE HORMONE TESTTake this test to assess your levels of crucial female hormones, as well as thyroid hormones, which play a role in regulating fertility, mood and energy. |
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ULTIMATE THYROID FUNCTION TESTThe all-in-one thyroid function test, covering all the thyroid markers including antibodies, for a full monitoring picture. |
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£89.00
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THYROID FUNCTION TESTA perfect test for symptoms such as weight gain, fatigue, or hair loss, as well as a family history of thyroid disorders. |
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ULTIMATE HEALTHY WOMAN TESTDesigned for health conscious women who believe in proactive health management, this test is an ideal annual health review. |
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Women's Health
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WHAT DO OESTRADIOL LEVELS TELL YOU?
Oestradiol is the main and most active form of oestrogen in the body. Measuring oestradiol levels can provide valuable insight into hormone balance, reproductive health, and how the body is functioning at different life stages. Because oestradiol affects many systems, including the reproductive organs, bones, brain, and cardiovascular system, changes in its levels can help explain a wide range of symptoms.Read now -
DOES OESTRADIOL CAUSE WEIGHT GAIN?
Oestradiol is one of the main forms of oestrogen in the body and plays a central role in female health. It affects the menstrual cycle, fertility, bone strength, mood, and metabolism. Because it influences how the body stores fat and uses energy, many people wonder whether changes in oestradiol levels can lead to weight gain.Read now -
WHAT ARE NORMAL OESTRADIOL LEVELS BY AGE?
Oestradiol is the main and most active form of oestrogen in the body. Its levels change naturally throughout life, from childhood and puberty through reproductive years and into menopause. Because of this, what is considered a normal oestradiol level depends heavily on age, life stage, and in women, menstrual cycle timing.Read now -
WHAT IS AN OESTRADIOL BLOOD TEST FOR?
An oestradiol blood test is used to measure the level of oestradiol in your blood. Oestradiol is the main and most active form of oestrogen in the body and plays a central role in reproductive health, hormone balance, bone strength, and overall wellbeing.Read now -
ARE HOME MENOPAUSE TESTS ACCURATE?
Home menopause tests have become increasingly popular as more people look for simple ways to understand their symptoms and hormonal changes. Many of these tests claim to indicate whether you are entering menopause by measuring follicle stimulating hormone in a urine sample. While the idea of a quick, convenient answer is appealing, the accuracy of these tests is far from guaranteed.Read now -
WHAT BLOOD TEST ARE DONE FOR MENOPAUSE?
As menopause approaches, many people experience symptoms such as hot flushes, irregular periods, sleep disruption, and mood changes. These shifts can be confusing, especially when symptoms overlap with other conditions. Blood tests can provide helpful insight, but they are not always required. Whether a blood test is used depends on your age, symptoms, and overall health history.Read now -
CAN GP DO A BLOOD TEST FOR MENOPAUSE?
Many people wonder whether a GP can do a blood test to check for menopause, especially when symptoms start to change or become confusing. Hot flushes, cycle changes, sleep disturbance, mood swings, and brain fog can feel overwhelming, and a simple blood test may seem like the easiest way to find answers.Read now -
WHAT FSH AND LH LEVELS INDICATE MENOPAUSE?
FSH and LH are two hormones that help regulate the menstrual cycle and ovulation. As someone approaches menopause, these hormones begin to shift in response to changes in ovarian activity. Understanding how FSH and LH behave can provide helpful insight into hormone balance, perimenopause, and the later stages of the transition.Read now -
CAN A BLOOD TEST DETECT LOW PROGESTERONE?
A blood test is the most reliable way to detect low progesterone. This important hormone plays a key role in the menstrual cycle, emotional wellbeing, and early pregnancy support. When progesterone is lower than expected, a wide range of symptoms can develop, and it may be difficult to know whether hormones are contributing to the problem without testing.Read now -
WHAT ARE THE SYMPTOMS OF LOW PROGESTERONE?
Progesterone is an important hormone that plays a key role in the menstrual cycle, early pregnancy, and general wellbeing. When progesterone levels fall below the expected range, a wide range of physical and emotional symptoms can appear. Because these symptoms often overlap with other hormonal conditions, understanding the signs of low progesterone can help you recognise when it may be time to explore your hormone health more closely.Read now -
HOW TO INTERPRET A PROGESTERONE BLOOD TEST
A progesterone blood test is one of the most useful ways to understand how your menstrual cycle is functioning. Progesterone rises after ovulation, and your results can reveal whether ovulation has occurred, how your luteal phase is progressing, and whether your hormone balance supports fertility and cycle health.Read now -
WHEN SHOULD A PROGESTERONE BLOOD TEST BE DONE?
A progesterone blood test is one of the most important ways to understand how your menstrual cycle is working. It helps confirm whether ovulation has taken place and provides insight into fertility, irregular cycles, and hormone balance. Because progesterone levels rise and fall predictably throughout the cycle, timing the test correctly is essential to getting meaningful results.Read now -
CAN YOU TEST PROGESTERONE AT HOME?
Progesterone plays a key role in ovulation, fertility, and menstrual cycle balance. If you are trying to conceive, tracking your cycle, or investigating irregular periods, checking your progesterone levels can provide valuable insight. Many people now choose at home hormone testing because it is simple, convenient, and helps them understand their health without needing to attend a clinic.Read now -
HOW TO CHECK PROGESTERONE LEVELS
Progesterone is a key hormone that plays an essential role in ovulation, menstrual cycle regulation, and early pregnancy. If you are trying to conceive, investigating irregular periods, or experiencing symptoms such as spotting, low mood, or cycle changes, checking your progesterone levels can give you valuable insights into your reproductive health.Read now -
WHAT IS PROGESTERONE IN BLOOD TEST?
A progesterone blood test is a simple and reliable way to understand how your menstrual cycle is working and whether ovulation has taken place. Progesterone is a key hormone that rises after ovulation and plays an essential role in preparing the uterus for pregnancy. Checking your levels can help you understand your fertility health, investigate irregular cycles, or monitor early pregnancy.Read now -
BEST WAY TO TEST HORMONE LEVELS
Hormones play a central role in how your body functions every day. They control metabolism, mood, sleep, fertility, and energy levels. When your hormones are out of balance, you may experience a variety of symptoms such as fatigue, mood swings, or changes in weight.Read now -
DO YOU NEED TO FAST FOR FEMALE HORMONE BLOOD TEST?
Read nowTHE AUTHOR: DR. ADAM STATEN Dr Adam Staten is a NHS GP and part of the Clinical Governance team here at One Day Tests. Dr. Staten trained at Cambridge University and King's College London. He has served as a Medical Officer in...
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HOW LONG DOES A HORMONE BLOOD TEST TAKE?
If you are feeling tired, experiencing changes in mood, or struggling with irregular periods, you might be wondering whether hormones could be the cause. A hormone blood test can provide answers, helping identify any imbalance that may be affecting your health.Read now -
HOW TO GET A HORMONE BLOOD TEST
Hormones are chemical messengers that control many essential functions in your body, including metabolism, mood, fertility, and energy levels. When these hormones become unbalanced, it can lead to a wide range of symptoms that may affect how you feel day to day.Read now -
HOW TO TEST OESTROGEN LEVELS
Oestrogen is one of the most important hormones in the body. It regulates the menstrual cycle, supports bone health, maintains skin elasticity, and influences mood and fertility. When oestrogen levels become unbalanced, symptoms can affect both physical and emotional wellbeing.Read now -
CAN I ASK MY GP FOR A HORMONE BLOOD TEST?
Hormones are chemical messengers that influence almost every system in the body. They regulate sleep, mood, fertility, energy, and metabolism. When hormone levels fall out of balance, symptoms can appear gradually, often without a clear cause.Read now -
HOW TO CHECK HORMONE LEVELS
Hormones are chemical messengers that influence almost every system in the body. They regulate sleep, mood, fertility, energy, and metabolism. When hormone levels fall out of balance, symptoms can appear gradually, often without a clear cause.Read now -
WHAT IS A FEMALE HORMONE BLOOD TEST UK?
Hormones play a central role in women’s health. They regulate everything from energy levels and mood to fertility and metabolism. When hormone levels fluctuate too much or fall out of balance, it can affect your menstrual cycle, skin, and overall wellbeing.Read now -
WHAT IS A LH AND FSH BLOOD TEST FOR A WOMAN?
Your hormones play an essential role in controlling the menstrual cycle, ovulation, and fertility. Two of the most important hormones for women are luteinising hormone (LH) and follicle stimulating hormone (FSH). Together, they regulate how your ovaries function and how your reproductive system responds throughout the menstrual cycle.Read now -
WHAT DOES A PROGESTERONE BLOOD TEST SHOW?
Hormones play a vital role in fertility and reproductive health, and progesterone is one of the most important among them. Understanding your progesterone levels can help you learn more about ovulation, menstrual health, and early pregnancy. A progesterone blood test provides a clear picture of how your body is functioning across your cycle and whether it is ready to support a pregnancy.Read now -
WHEN IS THE BEST TIME TO SPEAK TO A FERTILITY SPECIALIST?
Our Women's Health Expert Kate Davies, tells us when is the best time to speak to a Fertility Specialist to get the correct advice needed.Read now -
COMMON REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH CONCERNS EVERY WOMAN SHOULD KNOW
Kate Davies, our Women's health consultant tells us the most common reproductive health concerns every woman should know.Read now -
PCOS MYTH BUSTING: SEPARATING FACT FROM FICTION
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) is one of the most common hormonal conditions affecting women of reproductive age and one the most misunderstood.Read now -
UNDERSTANDING PCOS: WHAT IT MEANS FOR YOUR LONG-TERM HEALTH
This article is a in depth read into PCOS. What it is, how it affects the body and the treatments available.Read now -
WHY YOU SHOULD SPEAK TO A MENOPAUSE SPECIALIST
Menopause is a natural stage of life, but that doesn’t mean it’s always easy. Speaking to an expert can help support with transitioning into the menopause.Read now -
6 reasons why you should see a Women’s Health Specialist
In this article, our Female Health Specialist Kate Davies gives you all the right reasons to see a Women's Health Specialist.Read now -
Why women must advocate for their hormonal health
It’s time for women to take control of their hormonal health by becoming informed, empowered, and confident self-advocates. Read on to find out more.Read now -
The Role of Testosterone in Fertility and PCOS
Testosterone is commonly considered a male hormone and is associated with male reproductive health. However, did you know that it also plays a crucial role in female fertility?Read now -
Testosterone in Women: The role in Menopause
Testosterone is an androgen hormone produced in the ovaries, adrenal glands, and peripheral tissues. It plays a crucial role in Menopause. Learn more about the role it plays.Read now -
HRT - Menopause treatment options explained
Menopause marks a significant transition in a woman’s life, signalling the natural end of reproductive years. Understanding the array of menopause treatment options available, such as HRT, is essential for navigating this stage with comfort and confidence.Read now -
What Is Ovulation Tracking and How Can It Improve Your Chances of Getting Pregnant?
Ovulation tracking is a practical and effective way to identify your most fertile days, making it a valuable tool for those trying to conceive. Here’s everything you need to know about ovulation tracking and how it can improve your chances of pregnancy.Read now -
Understanding Infertility: Diagnosis and Next Steps
Infertility affects approximately 1 in 7 couples, making it a common issue. Yet, despite its prevalence, the experience can feel isolating. Read our article to learn more about infertility, the causes, diagnosis and next steps.Read now -
Understanding Premature Ovarian Insufficiency (POI)
Premature ovarian insufficiency (POI) is a condition where the ovaries lose normal function before the age of 40. Learn more about the condition.Read now -
Fertility treatments and blood tests
Read nowTHE AUTHOR: KATE DAVIES Kate Davies is a fertility and women's health consultant and part of the clinical team here at One Day Tests. Kate worked for over 30 years in the NHS as a specialist nurse in gynaecology, sexual and...
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Understanding Perimenopause and Recognising the Signs
Understand your body's changes during perimenopause with One Day Tests. Track symptoms and gain insights to take control of your health today.Read now -
Understanding hCG and Early Pregnancy Testing
Get fast, reliable pregnancy confirmation with One Day Tests' hCG blood test. Convenient home or clinic options with quick results to keep you informed.Read now -
A Guide to Anti-Müllerian Hormone (AMH) Blood Testing
Learn about your ovarian reserve and fertility potential with the AMH Blood Test from One Day Tests. Understand AMH and it's role in your body.Read now -
Monitoring Low and High Progesterone Levels
Track your progesterone levels with One Day Tests. Identify imbalances and associated illnesses early with accurate results and expert insights. No GP referral.Read now -
Understanding Progesterone Levels: Importance, Health Issues, and Testing
Learn about progesterone levels, symptoms and how to manage your hormone health with One Day Tests. Quick and reliable blood tests with no GP referral required.Read now -
Female Hair Loss Blood Test: Understanding Age-Related Hair Changes
Gain clarity & control over your age-related hair health with One Day Tests' Female Hair Loss Blood Test. Precise, easy-to-use testing with no GP referral.Read now -
Female Hair Loss Blood Test: Tackling Genetics, Health Conditions & Medication
Discover how genetics, health conditions like PCOS and thyroid disorders, and medications can impact your hair health with our Female Hair Loss Blood Test.Read now -
Understanding and Managing Female Hair Loss With Expert Insights
Discover key insights into female hair loss, including causes, treatments, and tips for healthier hair. Learn how to manage and prevent hair thinning.Read now -
hCG Blood Test: Your Guide to Early Pregnancy Confirmation
Ensure a healthy start to your pregnancy with One Day Tests' hCG Blood Test. Supported by experts, our test offers the insights you need during early pregnancy.Read now -
Female Hormone Blood Test: Understand Your Sexual Health and Libido
The Female Hormone Blood Test can test essential biomarkers such as oestrogen, testosterone and other function hormones to help women identify and understand their concerns.Read now -
Understanding and Navigating Hormonal Imbalances in Women
Explore the importance of blood tests in healthcare with this comprehensive guide. Understand different types of blood tests & how they work.Read now -
The Comprehensive Guide to Human Chorionic Gonadotropin (hCG)
Explore the importance of blood tests in healthcare with this comprehensive guide. Understand different types of blood tests & how they work.Read now -
Monitor Mood & Energy Fluctuations With a Female Hormone Blood Test
Read nowHormonal imbalances can manifest in various ways, significantly affecting mood, energy levels, and overall well-being. For women who find themselves struggling with unexplained mood swings, fatigue, or emotional fluctuations, understanding the underlying hormonal factors can be empowering and give an...
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Navigating Transitional Health for Women
Read nowFrom hot flashes and mood swings to sleep disturbances and bone density concerns, the symptoms of menopause can be as varied as they are impactful. Understanding these changes and how they affect your body is crucial for managing this life...
