Nudae Health

Female Hormones Blood Test

Women

£225.00

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An advanced blood test designed to give women a deeper understanding of key health markers linked to longevity, hormones, metabolism, and overall wellbeing.

        WHY THIS TEST STANDS OUT
        
                The most comprehensive blood test for women in the UK- covering hormones, nutrients, inflammation, and
                metabolic health
            
                Tailored to women’s biology, accounting for different life stages
            
                Tested in UKAS-accredited laboratories for trusted accuracy
            
                Straightforward, actionable results to support prevention and long-term health

Custom health insights for this panel.

    WHAT’S INCLUDED
    
            In-clinic or at-home blood collection options
        
            Comprehensive biomarker blood analysis
        
            Personalised women’s health report
        
            Secure online access to your results
        
            1:1 one-hour consultation with a qualified nutritionist

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Thinking About Your Fertility?

Could reproductive hormone patterns be influencing your cycle and fertility health?

FATIGUEChanges in cycle lengthPersistent fatigueBrain fogPMSPAINFUL PERIODSPoor concentration

NIGHT SWEATSLOW LIBIDODigestive issuesStruggling to conceiveMood fluctuationsWeight changes

POOR SLEEPNutrient deficienciesHormonal fluctuationsInflammationSkin changesHair thinning

Designed for Women’s Biology
Science-Backed Blood Analysis
Personalised Health Insights
Simple Testing Experience

The Blood Test, Explained

From sample to results, your health insights in three clear steps.

Provide Your Sample

Attend a clinic for a professional blood draw or use a convenient at-home collection kit, with simple instructions to guide you through the process.

Detailed Analysis

Your sample is reviewed in UKAS-accredited labs, measuring a wide range of blood markers connected to women’s hormones, metabolism, nutrient levels, and inflammation.

Explore Your Results

Receive a tailored report through a secure online dashboard, presenting your results clearly with practical guidance to support long-term health.

Nutritionist Appointment

Discuss your results in a 1:1 online consultation with a qualified nutritionist, focusing on practical, personalised guidance.

Retest & Track Progress

Re-test after 6 months to monitor changes, measure improvements, and adjust your health plan over time.

About This Test

Feeling lower in energy or more tired than usual
Shifts in mood, focus, or mental clarity
Changes in menstrual cycles or hormone fluctuations
Weight changes or difficulty maintaining weight
Skin changes such as breakouts or sensitivity
Changes in hair growth or thickness
Occasional bloating or digestive discomfort
Feeling run down more often than usual
Changes in bone, muscle, or joint comfort
Interest in understanding cardiovascular markers and overall health trends

What We Test

This female hormone blood test focuses on 10 key hormone and hormone-related biomarkers that play an important role in menstrual health, energy, mood, metabolism, and overall hormonal balance.

1. Oestrogen & Progesterone Balance

→ Oestradiol

→ Progesterone

These hormones are central to menstrual cycle regulation and influence mood, energy, sleep, and overall hormonal rhythm.

2. Ovulation & Cycle Signalling Hormones

→ Luteinizing Hormone (LH)

→ Follicle-Stimulating Hormone (FSH)

LH and FSH help regulate ovulation and cycle phases and provide insight into how the brain and ovaries communicate across the menstrual cycle.

3. Androgen Hormones

→ Total Testosterone

→ Free Testosterone

→ DHEA-S

These hormones contribute to energy, libido, muscle strength, mood, and metabolic balance. Measuring both total and free testosterone helps provide a clearer picture of androgen activity.

4. Hormone Transport & Availability

→ SHBG (Sex Hormone Binding Globulin)

→ Albumin

These proteins influence how much hormone is available for use in the body by regulating hormone binding and transport in the bloodstream.

5. Pituitary Hormone Regulation

→ Prolactin

Prolactin plays a role in reproductive signalling and can influence menstrual patterns, cycle regularity, and overall hormonal balance.

How results are presented

Results are reported using appropriate reference ranges and are designed to highlight patterns, relationships, and trends rather than focusing solely on whether a value is “in range”.

This test is intended to support understanding and awareness of hormonal health and does not provide medical diagnosis or treatment.

70%+

of women have at least one key longevity-related biomarker outside optimal ranges despite feeling well.

Preventative health

Healthy ageing

Optimal vs normal

Early awareness

Metabolic Helath

Why it matters

Why it matters

Metabolic health sits at the centre of long-term energy, hormone balance, and ageing. Blood sugar regulation influences how the body processes nutrients, maintains stable energy levels, and supports cardiovascular health.

Early changes in metabolic markers may occur before symptoms appear and can play a role in fatigue, weight changes, and long-term metabolic risk

This section supports insight into:

Blood sugar regulation
Insulin sensitivity
Energy metabolism
Long-term metabolic resilience

Thyroid Function

Why it matters

The thyroid acts as a metabolic control centre, influencing energy production, body temperature, mood, and weight regulation. Even subtle changes in thyroid hormones can affect how the body functions day to day.

Assessing thyroid markers together provides a clearer view of thyroid activity and how efficiently the body is converting hormones into their active form.

Hormones & Stress

Why it matters

Hormones and stress response systems are closely linked. Cortisol and reproductive hormones influence energy levels, mood stability, sleep quality, and resilience to physical and emotional stress.

Understanding stress-related hormone patterns helps provide context for how the body is responding to internal and external demands over time.

Liver & Detox Function

Why it matters

The liver plays a key role in processing hormones, nutrients, and metabolic by-products. It also supports detoxification pathways and helps regulate cholesterol and protein metabolism.

Assessing liver and kidney markers provides insight into how efficiently the body is filtering, processing, and clearing substances that impact long-term health.

Inflammation & Heart Health

Why it matters

Inflammation and cardiovascular health are closely linked and play an important role in long-term wellbeing and healthy ageing. Low-grade inflammation can influence blood vessel function, cholesterol balance, and metabolic health, often before symptoms become noticeable.

Assessing inflammatory markers alongside cholesterol and lipoprotein markers provides a clearer picture of cardiovascular risk patterns and overall heart health, rather than relying on single values in isolation.

Understanding these markers together helps identify early trends linked to cardiovascular resilience, metabolic balance, and long-term health.

Meet Kate Bright

Our Partner Nutritionist

Kat Bright is a dedicated nutritional therapist with a special interest in women's health. She is passionate about uncovering the root causes of low energy, digestive issues, hormonal imbalances, and weight concerns.

Kat takes a holistic, evidence-based approach, working closely with women to identify underlying issues and create sustainable strategies for lasting change. She particularly enjoys analysing blood test results to gain deeper insights, allowing her to take a highly personalised approach to care.

Her goal is simple: to empower women to build healthy habits, restore confidence in their bodies, and achieve vibrant well-being.

With Kat's support, your test results become more than just numbers on a page – they become a roadmap to lasting change.

Your results, clearly explained

Understand Your Biomarkers and What They Mean for Your Long Term Health

Your Nudae longevity blood test gives you a detailed breakdown of hormones, nutrients, inflammation, metabolic health, and key markers linked to energy, mood, fertility, and prevention.

You'll receive a clear, science backed report that helps you understand what's optimal, what needs attention, and what could be influencing how you feel day to day.

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FAQ's

What is a Longevity Blood Test for women?

A Longevity Blood Test for women is a comprehensive panel that measures key biomarkers related to aging, hormonal balance, metabolic health, inflammation, and overall cellular longevity. It helps women understand their long-term health risks and optimize lifestyle, nutrition, and wellness strategies.

What biomarkers are included in a Longevity Blood Test for women?

Most longevity blood tests for women include markers like hormones (estrogen, progesterone, testosterone), thyroid function (TSH, T3, T4), inflammation markers (CRP), metabolic indicators (HbA1c, glucose, insulin), lipid profile, vitamin D, B12, iron, and advanced aging indicators like telomere health or oxidative stress levels.

Who should take a Longevity Blood Test?

Women aged 25 and above - especially those experiencing fatigue, hormonal imbalance, weight changes, stress, sleep issues, irregular cycles, early aging signs, or planning long-term wellness can benefit from a Longevity Blood Test. It’s also ideal for women focused on preventive healthcare or biohacking.

How often should women take a Longevity Blood Test?

Most experts recommend taking a Longevity Blood Test once every 6–12 months. Regular testing helps track biomarker changes, observe trends, and adjust nutrition, supplements, and lifestyle habits for optimal aging and long-term wellness.

How do I prepare for a Longevity Blood Test?

Preparing for a Longevity Blood Test may include fasting for 8–12 hours (depending on the panel), avoiding intense workouts 24 hours prior, staying hydrated, and consulting with your doctor about any medications that may impact results. Some hormone tests may require specific cycle-day timing.

What can I do with the results of my Longevity Blood Test?

Your results help you understand your biological aging, hormonal status, nutrient levels, inflammation, and metabolic health. Based on the findings, you can adapt your diet, fitness routine, supplements, stress management, sleep habits, and long-term health plan. Many tests include personalized recommendations or consultations.

Female Hormones Blood Test