• IMULAB Perimenopause Step Two Blood Test, hormone changes during perimenopause. Doctor-reviewed, fast UK lab results.
  • IMULAB Perimenopause Step Two Blood Test – assess hormone changes during perimenopause. Doctor-reviewed, fast UK lab results.
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Perimenopause: STEP TWO (in-clinic)

Perimenopause: STEP TWO (in-clinic)

£49.00 GBP
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  • Phlebotomy  +£30.00

    Venous blood collection with IMULAB Phlebotomist.

✅ Results expected within 2 working days

✅ One biomarker

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Step Two of the perimenopause blood test measures progesterone during the luteal phase of your cycle indicating whether or not you have ovulated. While this test is normally taken on day 21 of your cycle (for those with a textbook 28 day cycle) the day in which to take the test will vary depending on your cycle length. The best day to take this test is 7 days prior to the start of your period. If your period is irregular you can test every 7 days until to onset of your period.

Biomarker Included

✅ Progesterone indicates whether ovulation has occurred and evaluates the health of your luteal phase.

This test along with the Step One Perimenopause Blood Test  provides a clear insight into whether or not you are in perimenopause.

Choose to carry out your own sample at home with a finger prick blood test, or attend one for our partner clinics for a venous draw.

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What's included in this test?

Progesterone

Progesterone is a hormone that is primarily produced by the corpus luteum and adrenal glands. Its main function is to prepare the female body for pregnancy and support fetal development. During the menstrual cycle, progesterone levels increase in the second half of the cycle, and a drop in progesterone levels can signal the onset of menstruation. Progesterone is often measured on day 21 of the menstrual cycle to confirm whether ovulation has occurred. While progesterone is commonly associated with female physiology, men also produce progesterone in the adrenal glands and testes, where it plays a role in the production of testosterone.

Sampling special instructions

Prepare for your Progesterone Blood Test by following the instructions included in your test kit. It is also recommended to schedule your test at a specific time during your menstrual cycle. Typically, progesterone levels are measured around day 21 of a 28-day menstrual cycle, which corresponds to the peak of progesterone production in a natural menstrual cycle. If you are taking hormonal contraceptives or undergoing hormone replacement therapy, your healthcare provider may provide specific instructions regarding the timing of the test. It is important to follow these instructions to ensure accurate interpretation of your progesterone levels.