Blood Tests

At Lemala Health, we offer a range of blood tests to support your overall health and menopause care. 

Whether you want a full well-woman check or hormone-focused testing, our blood tests help you understand your body and guide personalised care.

Please note, blood tests are only available for existing patients of Lemala Health..

Existing patients:

  • You can either request a blood test using the form below or discuss options during your consultation.

  • After completing the form, we will send you an invoice via email and instructions of how to book your blood taking.

Prices below covers your blood test panel and results report. Blood collection (at home or a local clinic) is paid separately to Nationwide Pathology..

Well woman check £125

  • Oestradiol

  • Testosterone 

  • SHBG

  • Free Androgen Index

  • Full Blood Count

  • Kidney 

  • Liver 

  • Cholesterol 

  • Triglycerides 

  • Thyroid (T3, T4 and TSH)

  • Iron

  • Vitamin D

  • Vitamin B12

  • Folate

Well woman check with thyroid focus £145

  • Oestradiol

  • Testosterone 

  • SHBG

  • Free Androgen Index

  • Full Blood Count 

  • Kidney 

  • Liver 

  • Cholesterol 

  • Triglycerides 

  • Thyroid  (T3, T4 and TSH)

  • Iron

  • Vitamin D

  • Vitamin B12

  • Folate

  • Thyroid Peroxidase antibodies

  • Thyroglobulin Antibody

Oestradiol & Testosterone £80

  • Oestradiol 

  • Testosterone 

  • SHBG 

  • Free Androgen Index

Testosterone £60

  • Testosterone 

  • SHBG 

  • Free Androgen Index

This form is for existing patients only

If you are new to Lemala Health we would be delighted if you book an appointment with us, we can discuss blood tests as part of your consultation.

Blood Test FAQs

    • We use a private blood test provider, called Nationwide Pathology. 

    • Nationwide Pathology can be contacted on 01858 571322.

    • A member of their appointments team will book your blood test - either at your nearest clinic, or with a mobile nurse, at a time that works for you.

    • Blood tests are not usually needed to diagnose perimenopause or menopause.

    • Women don’t always need a blood test. We may sometimes recommend a blood test to check for other medical conditions. 

    • If you are already on HRT, and your symptoms aren’t improving, a blood test can help guide your treatment. 

    • If considering starting testosterone replacement therapy - you will need a baseline testosterone blood test before starting treatment, followed by tests at 3 then 12 months. If your levels are high at any point, we may recommend a repeat level. 

    • If you are under 40, and experiencing symptoms, a blood test can be helpful as part of considering Primary Ovarian Insufficiency (POI). 

    • Please do not worry about which blood test, or whether this is needed, we will help you during your appointment. 

    • We are trying to make our service as accessible as possible. 

    • We accept blood test results from both the NHS and private providers, as long as the sample is taken from a vein (not finger prick).  

    • Please do not send us your results in advance, we will discuss them during your appointment.

    • You can ask your GP if they will take your blood test for you, but they are not under any obligation to do so.

    • On the day of your blood test, please omit the application of your testosterone or oestrogen gel until after the blood sample has been taken.

    • If you use an oestrogen patch, this can remain in place.

    • Your blood test results will be reviewed by a Lemala Health clinician. We will usually contact you by email within 2 weeks of your blood test being taken.

    • If results are clinically significant or require earlier follow-up, we may contact you sooner using the contact details held on your medical record.

    • If you have not heard from us within 2 weeks, please contact us by email so we can ensure we have received your results.

    • No, I am afraid this service is only available for existing patients.

    • This is for your safety, as we require some information about you to be able to report on your results.