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Reproductive health tests to help you make the right decisions for you

TAKING CONTROL

Testing to empower your reproductive health

Take control with tests that can help you to be proactive with your reproductive healthcare and wellbeing

A simple finger-prick blood test to for AMH, FSH and oestradiol to check your ovarian reserve and menopausal status. Your test results will be reviewed by expert doctors and uploaded to your personal dashboard. They'll include explanations and recommendations on the best next steps to improve your fertility health.

At home test kit testing sperm motility, morphology and viability with results available at home within 15 minutes of taking the test. Every test is manually reviewed by fertility experts too and tips on ways to improve your sperm with a personalized in-app program.

An over or under active thyroid can impact your fertility and affect your weight too.

A test to ensure you are ovulating, which is essential when TTC.

This test measures levels of key hormones such as FSH, LH and oestradiol. Levels of FSH rise in women as egg production declines, so it can indicate whether a woman is going through the menopause. Thyroid is also tested as it's not uncommon for a thyroid condition to develop in the 40's or 50's

Views the uterus, ovaries and detect if there are any issues. This ultrasound scan is designed for those experiencing issues trying to conceive. Also for all those undergoing/about to undergo fertility treatment either within the UK or abroad.

Couple's testing kits

Combined testing kits for couples TTC

Combined women and men’s testing kits. Women’s test is for AMH, FSH and Oestradol with results in 72 hours and men’s test checks sperm motility, morphology and viability with results at home within 15 mins.

Your test results will be reviewed by one of our expert doctors and uploaded to your personal dashboard. They’ll include explanations and recommendations on the best next steps to improve your health.

Combined womens’ testing kits. There are two sets of tests for same sex female couples with checks for AMH, FSH and Oestradiol. All results will be accessible on your personal dashboard having been viewed by expert doctors.

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PCOS testing and package

Our PCOS testing options give you an insight into whether you have PCOS and the right options of treatment for you. Our PCOS programme offers testing and 1:1 nutritional guidance over 6 weeks with leading PCOS experts

This test is advised if you are experiencing irregular periods and you think that PCOS might be the cause. You are having difficulty getting pregnant and want to rule out or confirm PCOS. You also may have symptoms such as acne, weight gain, and hirsuitism (excess hair).

This advanced profile for Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) includes tests for diabetes, cholesterol as well as hormones, thyroid function and AMH (anti-mullerian hormone).

Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) is a complex hormone disorder which involves multiple body systems including the ovaries, adrenal glands, gut and brain. Our unique programme utilises real time glucose monitoring and 1:1 coaching support to help you determine the right diet for YOU.

We Will Help You Every Step Of The Way

We are here to help you navigate your reproductive journey. Whether you trying to conceive, considering egg freezing or needing support and guidance to navigate your way around the menopause, we are here.

Babble concierge

With our support navigation package we guide and support you throughout your fertility journey. With diagnostics, understanding your fertility, consultations with leading experts and helping you to create your fertility plan and what's the right choice for you. Holding your hand throughout with our fantastic support team dedicated to ensuring your reproductive healthcare is the best it can be.

TESTS & CONSULTATIONS

Caring for your reproductive healthcare with expert guidance

Did you know PCOS (Polycystic Ovary Syndrome) affects around 1 in 10 people. Despite this figure it is often difficult to receive expert guidance needed to manage PCOS symptoms. Endometriosis is another condition which is experienced across the world by so many yet often not recognised or managed correctly. With half of the world's population going through menopause, why is it so little is shared or known about this condition that all women we go through! Here are consultations, tests and guidance specific to these common conditions along with so much more to help guide your emotional and physical wellbeing.

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Questions And Answers

What's tested in the Women's Starter Pack

AMH is secreted by the ovarian follicles, so the higher your level, the more follicles (potential eggs) you’re expected to have.

FSH helps control the menstrual cycle and stimulates the growth of eggs in the ovaries. The test may also be used to find out if you have gone through menopause or are in perimenopause

Oestradiol is a type of estrogen, the major sex hormone in women and is secreted by the ovarian follicles. As the follicles grow and develop each month they product estradiol. this sets the rest of the reproductive cycle in motion. One reason to have your oestradiol levels checked is to determine your ovaries’ ability to produce eggs (which is known as ovarian reserve). It can also help to determine if your FSH test was accurate or not.

Why should i test for progesterone?

For women planning a pregnancy, healthy levels of the hormone progesterone are essential to ensure that the lining of the womb is prepared. Typically, progesterone levels peak 5 days after ovulation and then decline. A progesterone test performed 7 days before your next period is due can identify whether or not you have ovulated. If ovulation didn’t happen, your progesterone levels will be lower than expected. If you become pregnant then your progesterone levels will continue to rise. This test is an essential first step to investigate infertility.

What's the average age of Menopause?

The menopause is a natural part of ageing that usually occurs between 45 and 55 years of age, as a woman’s oestrogen levels decline. In the UK, the average age for a woman to reach the menopause is 51. But around 1 in 100 women experience the menopause before 40 years of age.

Why should I test for PCOS?

You are experiencing irregular periods and you think that polycystic ovaries might be the cause. You are having difficulty getting pregnant and want to rule out or confirm polycystic ovary syndrome

You have symptoms such as acne, weight gain, and hirsuitism (excess hair) and want to investigate your male hormone levels

What's tested in the Men's Starter Pack?

The male fertility test kit checks for sperm mobility, motility and general health. It has a greater than 95% accuracy with lab test results at home. The results appear within 15-minutes and you will then know your sperm quality immediately

Every test is manually reviewed by fertility experts too and tips on ways to improve your sperm with a personalized in-app program.

Why should i test my thyroid?

Low levels of thyroid hormone can interfere with the release of an egg from your ovary (ovulation), which impairs fertility. In addition, some of the underlying causes of hypothyroidism — such as certain autoimmune or pituitary disorders — may impair fertility. Your thyroid also impacts your weight too.

Undiagnosed thyroid dysfunction can make it difficult to conceive. It can also cause problems during pregnancy itself. Once the over- or under-active thyroid is under control, however, there is no reason why you should not have a successful pregnancy and a healthy baby.

What is microbiome?

One in six couples are affected by infertility, with 30-40% of those being related to maternal factors. We know much more about infertility than we used to, but around 35% of couples still have no explanation of the underlying problem. However, closer studies of the microbiome may reveal some answers. An increasing number of studies is highlighting a correlation between infertility and the microbiota and scientists are noticing significant differences in microbiome of a fertile vs infertile women.

Microbiome may also play a key role in the success of assisted fertility treatments. In IVF, successful embryo transfer is dependent upon many factors, including the presence of microbiome of the upper genital tract. Some experts argue that the make up of microbiome in the cervix is one of the most significant factors determining IVF success.

Why should i have an ultrasound?

This gynecological scan is available to women of a child bearing age and is designed for those undergoing/about to undergo fertility treatment either within the UK or abroad.

This scan is best performed* trans vaginally for optimum clarity and results.

The scan is to assess the size shape and condition of the uterus, lining of the womb, both ovaries and pelvic area.

It is advised to have an ultrasound scan along with your blood tests to give a fertility specialist an all round view of what may be preventing a pregnancy.