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Women’s Health
Understand your female hormones and cycle, or assess possible symptoms related to perimenopause – this test helps identify possible causes of symptoms such as mood swings, weight gain and fatigue.
CHF 490
Consultation with a hormone specialist
9 Biomarkers
Test procedure: 10 minIMPORTANT
Women’s hormone consultations are currently in high demand. Next available slots: late April – early May.
Why take this test?
What to consider before booking
Hormonal contraception
This test is not suitable if you are currently using hormonal contraception (e.g. the pill, hormonal coil, implant, patch or vaginal ring), as the results may be falsified. After discontinuation, at least two natural menstrual cycles should have passed for the results to be meaningful. The test can also be useful without a regular cycle - for example in the case of irregular or absent menstruation or to clarify the perimenopause.
Optimal test time
With female hormones, the timing of the blood sample is crucial. If you have an existing cycle, we recommend taking a blood sample between the 2nd and 5th day of your cycle (counted from the first day of your period), ideally early in the morning before 10 am. You can find more details in the FAQs.
How it works
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Step 1
Book your health check
Schedule your test in seconds at one of our centrally located partner labs – fast, easy, and accessible across Switzerland.
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Step 2
Visit partner lab
Medical professionals perform the test in under 20 minutes. No doctor’s consultation is required.
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Step 3
Hormone consultation with a doctor
Get a 1:1 video consultation with an expert in gynecology, endocrinology, and reproductive health.
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Step 4
Female health at your fingertips
Find your consultation summarized in an easy-to-understand report and available in the app.
Women's Health
9
Biomarkers
Estradiol (Early Follicular)
Key female sex hormone that supports ovulation, bone strength, and vascular health.
Follicle-Stimulating Hormone (FSH)
Regulates the growth of ovarian follicles and the production of sex hormones.
Luteinizing Hormone (LH)
Triggers ovulation by releasing a mature egg cell and supports hormone balance.
Prolactin
Controls breast development and milk production, useful in detecting hormonal imbalances.
DHEA-S
A precursor of estrogen and testosterone produced by adrenal glands, helps assess hormonal function.
Total Testosterone
Supports energy, muscle mass, mood, libido, and bone strength in women.
Free Testosterone
Measures the active form of testosterone to diagnose hormone-related conditions.
SHBG
Binds to sex hormones and helps regulate their balance, metabolism, and bone health.
Albumin
Helps calculate the amount of free, active testosterone in the blood.
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