On HRT for 2 years. Will the GP test my estrogen levels if I request it?

[Timelime]

I suspect I have the start of Frontal Fibrosing Alopecia. Whilst the caused are speculative and many - low estrogen is one of them. I'm planking to go to the gp anyway to ask for a referral to a dermatologist but wonder if it is worth asking for the to test my estrogen levels and see if I am absorbing it well. Is that a thing they do?

Every month I have a new thing wrong with me plus continued brain fog. Latest thing is plantar fascitis. Prior that that adhesive capsulitis (frozen shoulder) which I still have. Is it all related?

Also, just been unexpectedly been diagnosed with coeliac disease on the back of my dd being diagnosed. So now I don't know what's hormone related and what's nutrient deficiency related. And I'll have a fight with the gp to get blood tests for that, bone scan, follow up scan etc... So fed up.

Oh yes, and I'm on my 9th day of bleeding having a period only 18 days after having my last period, when prior to that my periods were mostly around 48 days apart.

Are you on the maximum dose already?

No. I'm on 75mg. I'm guessing I need to go up to the 100mg before anything would happen...

I have heard that frozen shoulder is related to menopause and I've also had plantar fasciitis around this time so could be linked?
I don't see why your doc couldn't test you?

My GP surgery very recently refused to do any blood tests connected to taking HRT. I was surprised as I thought it was required after a few years, but apparently not ...

They are also incredibly lackadaisical about my thyroid medication & annual testing. It's always down to me to push it.

@Timelime My consultant (private and extremely well-regarded) won't test mine as they says it's a waste of money and unreliable.
Given I could hand over money for it, I believe them!

I think that with all your issues your GP should refer you to an endocrinologist or someone experienced as you've a lot going on.

I wanted an increase in oestrogen from 75 to 100 recently. Was told could have it if symptoms were not being controlled by 75 but the symptom I was complaining about wasn't oestrogen dependent.
So sent for a blood test and oestrogen levels at the very low end of normal so she basically coached me to agree that I still had at least one typical perimenopause symptom, and prescribed the higher dose.