FERTILITY & EARLY PREGNANCY CONSULTATIONS

Hello, I am Kate Davies, Clinical lead for Women's Services at One Day Tests. We are here to support you through your fertility journey.

SEE A FERTILITY SPECIALIST TODAY - QUICKLY AND CONFIDENTIALLY.

Navigating the world of healthcare can be overwhelming, especially if you are actively trying or facing challenges conceiving.

At One Day Tests we offer a range of blood testing and one-to-one consultation appointment packages, that not only offer invaluable insights into your health status, but provide the guidance and next steps to support you on your fertility journey.

Services you can book on this page:

Fertility consultations
Early pregnancy reassurance consultations

Our experienced fertility nurse consultants, led by Kate Davies, are on hand to provide a personalised one-to-one consultation, via an online video call.

KATE DAVIES, FERTILITY SPECIALIST

Kate Davies is a fertility and women's health consultant and the Clinical lead for Women's Services here at One Day Tests.

Kate worked for over 30 years in the NHS as a specialist nurse in gynaecology, sexual and contraceptive health and fertility.

Kate holds a first class honours degree in Women’s Health, and as a qualified fertility coach offers patients much needed emotional support as well as clinical advice.

WE ALSO OFFER EARLY PREGNANCY REASSURANCE CONSULTATION

A 30 minute one to one with a Women’s Health Specialist for early pregnancy up to 16 weeks.

If you have questions about how to look after yourself and your baby in early pregnancy, book a consultation to get your questions answered.

What tests to have before your early pregnancy reassurance consultation:

Progesterone and HCG on day 1
Repeat of HCG on day 3 (48 hours later)

This is to make sure the HCG levels are doubling over the 48 hour period in the early (2-5 weeks) pregnancy.

We recommend that you undertake your blood tests before you book your appointment or have your consultation.

During your consultation you’ll receive all the information you need to have a healthy early pregnancy.

SPECIALIST FERTILITY CONSULTATION

A 30 minute one-to-one online consultation with a fertility specialist.

You do not have to have any blood tests done before the consultation, however we recommend you complete the Fertility Insights or the PCOS tests before booking a consultation, if your think bloods may be useful. It is very helpful to have a baseline and we do have bundle offers below for the consultation and test together.

Or just book and chat to the team to map out a plan for your fertility journey or discuss any issues.

£110.00

BOOK AN ONLINE CONSULTATION

YOUR CONSULTATION WILL COVER

Assessment of fertility potential
Guidance on optimising natural pregnancy or IVF
Assessment of possible fertility issues
Review of recent blood test results
Advice on the right supplements to take

YOUR PCOS AND FERTILITY QUESTIONS ANSWERED

HOW TO BOOK A CONSULTATION

HOW TO BOOK CONSULTATION ONLY:

Select the Consultation Only option above and book your appointment
Once booked, you will receive a confirmation email and link to join your call.
Join the call to speak to your consultant - gain insights, actions and next steps

HOW TO BOOK BLOOD TESTS + CONSULTATION

Book your blood tests (see next section on what tests to book)
Receive your results
Book your consultation
Once booked, you will receive a confirmation email and link to join your call.
Join the call to speak to your consultant - gain insights, actions and next steps

WHAT TESTS DO I NEED TO BOOK BEFORE THE CONSULTATION

It is possible to book the consultation without having any tests, it's perfectly fine if you want to chat with our specialists before booking anything.

However, below are the tests that are usually ordered, so you can save time by booking them and receiving results before booking the consultation.

EARLY PREGNANCY REASSURANCE TESTS:

Progesterone and HCG, followed by
HCG 48 hours later
Once you receive the results - book your consultation slot

GENERAL FERTILITY CONSULTATION TESTS

If you are not yet pregnant and would like fertility support, then you can also just book a consultation, however you may find these tests useful, as they are normally recommended.

Fertility Insights Blood Test or the larger
Ultimate Female Fertility Blood Test

PCOS OR OTHER FERTILITY ISSUES TESTS

If you suspect PCOS or similar issues, then we recommend the Ultimate PCOS Blood Test, prior to your consultation.

OUTCOMES FROM YOUR CONSULTATION

After your appointment you will receive notes on what was discussed, agreed actions, and next steps.
You will receive 10% off any referral blood tests you require.
Option to book in follow up consultations as and when you require.

SPECIALIST FERTILITY CONSULTATION

A 30 minute one-to-one online consultation with a fertility specialist.

Or just book and chat to the team to map out a plan for your fertility journey or discuss any issues.

£110.00

BOOK AN ONLINE CONSULTATION

FERTILITY AND WOMEN'S HEALTH KNOWLEDGE

WHAT DOES HCG DO TO A WOMAN?
HCG is best known as the hormone that confirms pregnancy, but its role in a woman’s body goes far beyond a positive test result. From the earliest stages of pregnancy, hCG helps drive hormonal changes that support implantation, maintain the uterine lining, and influence many of the symptoms experienced in the first trimester. Changes in hCG levels can also provide valuable information about how a pregnancy is progressing.
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WHAT BETA HCG LEVEL INDICATES MISCARRIAGE
In early pregnancy, beta hCG levels are often used to help assess how a pregnancy is developing. When results fall outside expected patterns, it can raise understandable concern about miscarriage and what the numbers actually mean. Many people search for a specific beta hCG level that confirms miscarriage, but hormone levels are rarely that straightforward and must be interpreted carefully.
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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.
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