Female Hormone Test in Abu Dhabi – AED 449

A female hormone test is a blood test that checks the main hormones controlling your menstrual cycle, mood, skin and energy. Our AED 449 Female Hormone Profile includes a doctor’s consultation and 6 hormone tests (FSH, LH, estradiol, progesterone, prolactin and thyroid TSH), at Central Clinic, Hamdan Street.

Part of our Preventive Health Packages at Central Clinic.

“Get your hormones checked to understand your levels sooner rather than later.”

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Signs of hormone imbalance in women

• Irregular, missed, very heavy or very light periods
• Acne, oily skin or excess facial or body hair
• Weight gain that is hard to explain
• Tiredness, low mood, anxiety or poor sleep
• Hair thinning or hair loss
• Hot flushes or night sweats
• Milky discharge from the breasts

These symptoms have many possible causes. A hormone test shows whether hormones are involved, so your doctor can plan the right next step.

What each hormone test shows

FSH test (follicle stimulating hormone)

Controls the growth of eggs in the ovaries. High levels can point to the menopause transition or reduced ovarian activity.

LH test (luteinising hormone)

Works with FSH to trigger ovulation. A high LH-to-FSH ratio is often seen in PCOS.

Estradiol test (E2, the main oestrogen)

Shows ovarian activity and helps assess irregular periods and menopause symptoms.

Progesterone test

Rises after ovulation. A level taken about 7 days before your expected period shows whether ovulation has happened in that cycle.

Prolactin test

A high prolactin level can stop or disrupt periods and cause breast discharge. Stress, some medicines and thyroid problems can raise it.

Thyroid (TSH) test

An underactive or overactive thyroid often causes period changes, weight change and tiredness, so it is checked alongside your reproductive hormones.

When to take a female hormone test

Hormone levels change through the menstrual cycle, so timing matters:

• FSH, LH and estradiol: day 2 to 5 of your cycle (day 1 is the first day of your period)
• Progesterone: about 7 days before your next expected period (around day 21 of a 28-day cycle)
• Prolactin and thyroid: any day, preferably in the morning and not after strenuous exercise

If your periods are irregular or absent, message us on WhatsApp and the doctor will advise the best day.

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Medically reviewed by Dr. Nadeem Akram Butt, MBBS, MRCS, MCCEE, FRCR, MSc Healthcare Leadership — Acting Medical Director, Central Clinic Abu Dhabi.

Central Clinic – Abu Dhabi, established 1980. Hamdan Street, Abu Dhabi. Tel: 054 999 3859. DOH Approval Number: AD-ADC-22884-2020. Tabby payment plans accepted.

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