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Hormone Screening

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comealongdobbeh · 14/01/2026 22:33

Has anyone had it? I guess privately rather than NHS.

Google suggests at-home tests can be done for under £100.

I’m curious to get an idea of what levels my hormones are at, I guess to see whether there is anything askew, but as hormones can change almost daily, I’m not sure how accurate it would be.

Does anyone have any experience?

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Beekman · 15/01/2026 02:42

You can get an inexpensive home test in Asda but any hormone test only gives a snapshot of where you are at the moment you take the test, as you know. If you think you’te a bit young for Peri then maybe it could be useful but otherwise not sure what you would do with the information.

comealongdobbeh · 17/01/2026 09:27

I think it’s come from me noticing peaks and troughs through the month. I have some great days where I feel motivated and energetic, and other days when I have just enough energy to get through the day. I know it’s normal but I wondered if there’s anything I could do to reduce the extremes and try and feel at least a bit more consistently through the month. I’m at the point where I don’t know how I’ll feel one day to the next and it’s frustrating

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