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Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) Test


Discover if PCOS could be the cause of irregular periods, acne, excess body hair or fertility issues with a simple blood test. PCOS may increase the risk of diabetes, thyroid disorders and high cholesterol, the Randox Health PCOS test will help to identify any associated risks as well as measure the levels of several key hormones.

  • Available in clinic
  • Over 45 data points measured
RESULTS WITHIN

Why Get Tested

PCOS is a common condition where small fluid-filled follicles appear on the ovaries and affects around 1 in 10 women. Each follicle contains an immature egg that does not develop enough to trigger ovulation causing low progesterone levels and abnormally high levels of androgens like testosterone.
Symptoms of PCOS include irregular periods, fertility issues, excess hair, weight gain and oily skin. Symptoms may differ depending on the individual as such its important to monitor your hormone levels.
If you suspect you might have PCOS, a simple PCOS test at one of our clinics will help to give you a better understanding of your hormone levels. We measure over 45 data points including fertility hormones, androgen levels (testosterone) and more to help give you the answers you need. AMH (ovarian reserve) is also included, AMH levels are often found to be higher in females with PCOS due to the excess number of immature follicles in the ovaries.
It is recommended to take the test two to five days after the start of your period, ideally on day three. It can be taken any time if you do not have periods. It is important to note that some types of hormonal contraceptive will affect your results.

biotech What we Test

HORMONAL HEALTH
AMH
THYROID HEALTH
PERSONAL HEALTH MEASUREMENTS
FULL BLOOD COUNT

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* Please note from time to time there may be temporary changes to the test menu. If you are booking for a specific test please contact us to confirm availability.

FAQs

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Your Personalised Report

Our easy to interpret PCOS test report will provide a breakdown of your results and what they mean. Reports can be accessed via our secure results portal and Randox Health App.


 

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