Balance Hormones
Hormones influence nearly every aspect of your health, from mood and energy to weight, fertility and long-term wellbeing. Whether you’re experiencing symptoms of hormone imbalance, navigating perimenopause, supporting fertility, or wanting to understand changes in testosterone or cycle regularity, our hormone testing options give you clear, science-based answers. These panels include the female hormone test, testosterone test, AMH test, perimenopause test, menopause blood test, PCOS test, and more, helping you understand exactly what your hormones are doing and what to do next. Not sure if your symptoms point to a hormone issue? Read our guide to recognising the signs of hormone imbalance.
How i-screen works
01Order online
Choose your preferred blood test and place your order securely through our website.
02Receive pathology request form
We'll email you your pathology request form, which you'll need for your blood draw.
03Visit a Collection Centre
Take your pathology request form to one of our affiliated collection centres for your blood sample.
04Get your results
Your results are typically available within 48 hours depending on the test. We'll notify you by email when your results are ready to view in your i-screen dashboard.
Want the most complete picture of your hormone health?
If you’re looking for the most comprehensive way to evaluate your hormone levels, our advanced hormone panels — including the female hormone test, full hormone imbalance panels, and the highly detailed DUTCH test — provide deep insight into oestrogen, progesterone, testosterone, cortisol patterns, adrenal function and overall hormonal balance. Learn more about how the DUTCH test works and what it reveals. These tests are ideal if you’re not sure where to start or want a complete overview before deciding what comes next. If you’re unsure whether to choose a blood test, saliva test or DUTCH test, our comparison guide on serum vs saliva vs DUTCH testing can help you decide.
Dried urine test mapping cortisol patterns, oestrogen, progesterone, testosterone and their metabolites across a full day.
Measure oestrogen, progesterone, testosterone, thyroid and cortisol — key markers relevant to hormonal health.
Measure testosterone, cortisol, thyroid, DHEA-S and insulin — key markers relevant to energy and wellbeing.
Are your hormones out of balance?
Fatigue, mood changes, weight fluctuations, PMS, hair changes, irregular cycles and low libido can all be signs of hormonal imbalance. A dedicated female hormone test, male hormone panel, or imbalance test can help identify what’s driving your symptoms and guide personalised treatment or lifestyle changes. If you’re currently using hormonal contraception, read our guide on how the pill affects hormone testing before you book.
Measure oestrogen, progesterone, LH, FSH and testosterone — key markers relevant to female hormonal health.
Measure testosterone, free testosterone, SHBG, LH and FSH — key markers relevant to male hormonal health.
Hormone panel covering testosterone, insulin, LH, FSH and DHEA-S — markers commonly assessed alongside PCOS.
Is perimenopause or menopause causing symptoms?
Hot flushes, sleep changes, mood swings, weight gain and irregular cycles can signal the hormonal shifts of perimenopause and menopause, and our targeted panels help measure the key hormones involved. These tests are also ideal if you’re using HRT or bioidentical hormones, allowing you to monitor oestrogen, progesterone and related markers to optimise treatment and symptom relief.
Measure FSH, oestradiol and key hormones relevant to understanding your menopausal stage.
Non-invasive saliva test measuring oestrogen, progesterone, testosterone, DHEA from home.
Are your cycles affecting mood, weight or fertility?
Irregular cycles, PMS, heavy periods or difficulty conceiving may be driven by hormonal fluctuations. For people wondering how to test fertility, the fertility test for women, AMH test, ovulation testing and 28-day hormone mapping provide a complete picture of ovarian reserve, cycle health and ovulatory function.
Track oestrogen and progesterone across your full 28-day cycle to understand your hormonal pattern.
Confirm ovulation with a progesterone blood test - a key step for women trying to conceive.
Measure FSH, oestradiol, LH and progesterone — key markers relevant to reproductive health.
Anti-mullerian hormone (AMH) is a marker associated with ovarian reserve. Decreased levels of AMH may indicate low ovarian reserve, whilst increased levels of AMH is often seen with polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS).
Are your testosterone levels supporting optimal health and performance?
Low or high testosterone can impact energy, strength, libido, cognition and metabolism. If you’re unsure how to test testosterone levels, a dedicated testosterone test or male hormone panel can measure total and free testosterone along with related hormones. For a deeper understanding of how testosterone and oestrogen interact, read our article on why the T:E ratio matters for men’s health.
Measure total testosterone, free testosterone and SHBG - key markers for energy, mood and body composition.
Measure testosterone, free testosterone, SHBG, LH and FSH — key markers relevant to male hormonal health.