Hormone Panel for Women
The Hormone Panel for Women combines key blood tests that help assess menstrual health, ovulation, ovarian reserve, thyroid regulation, and androgen levels. The package includes FSH, LH, prolactin, estradiol, TSH, AMH, and total and free testosterone.
These tests are recommended for women experiencing hormonal imbalances, irregular periods, fertility concerns, acne, excessive hair growth, or other symptoms that may be related to hormonal changes.
Book your test at our Nasr City branch or request home sample collection in available areas.


🔬 Hormone Panel for Women Test List
| Women's Health and Hormones Tests | |
| No. | Test Name (English) |
|---|---|
| 1 | FSH (Follicle-Stimulating Hormone) |
| 2 | LH (Luteinizing Hormone) |
| 3 | Prolactin |
| 4 | Estradiol (E2) |
| 5 | TSH (Thyroid-Stimulating Hormone) |
| 6 | AMH (Anti-Müllerian Hormone) |
| 7 | Testosterone (Total and Free) |
Who May Consider a Female Hormone Blood Panel?
A doctor may recommend a hormone blood panel for women when investigating:
- Irregular, absent, or significantly changed menstrual periods.
- Difficulty conceiving or concerns about reproductive health.
- Possible changes in ovarian function.
- Excess facial or body hair.
- Persistent acne with other hormonal symptoms.
- Unexpected scalp hair thinning.
- Nipple discharge when not pregnant or breastfeeding.
- Symptoms requiring thyroid evaluation.
- Monitoring requested by a gynecologist, endocrinologist, or fertility specialist.
Is This a Complete Female Hormone Panel?
- Yes. This complete female hormone panel combines key tests used to assess menstrual-cycle hormones, ovarian reserve, thyroid regulation, prolactin levels, and androgen activity.
- The package includes FSH, LH, estradiol, prolactin, TSH, AMH, and total and free testosterone, providing a broad hormonal assessment for women in one convenient package.
- Depending on your symptoms, medical history, and doctor’s evaluation, additional tests may still be requested to investigate a specific condition or answer a particular clinical question.
Does the Hormone Panel for Women Require Fasting?
No. Most tests included in the Hormone Panel for Women do not require fasting or avoiding food and drinks. Contact Al Safa Lab before your appointment to confirm the preparation instructions for your test.
When Is the Best Time to Take Female Hormone Tests?
- Most tests in the Hormone Panel for Women do not require special preparation. However, FSH and LH are often preferably measured on the second or third day of the menstrual cycle when evaluating baseline reproductive hormone levels, unless your doctor recommends a different timing.
- Prolactin may also require collection at a specific time of day in some situations. Always follow your doctor’s instructions and contact Al Safa Lab before your appointment if you are unsure about the recommended preparation or timing.
How to Prepare for the Test
Before sample collection:
- Tell the laboratory the first day of your last menstrual period and your usual cycle length.
- Confirm whether your doctor requested testing on a particular cycle day.
- Inform the laboratory if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or may be pregnant.
- Provide a list of all medications, contraceptives, hormone treatments, vitamins, and supplements you use.
- Avoid strenuous exercise immediately before prolactin testing.
- Rest and remain calm before sample collection when possible.
- Bring your doctor’s request or previous results if available.
- Do not stop birth-control pills, fertility medication, thyroid treatment, or any other prescribed medicine unless your doctor specifically tells you to do so.
- High-dose biotin supplements may interfere with some laboratory methods. Tell the laboratory if you take biotin or supplements marketed for hair, skin, or nails so the team can provide appropriate instructions.
When Will the Results Be Available?
Most results in the Hormone Panel for Women are available within 24 hours. Some tests may require additional time to ensure accurate and reliable results. Al Safa Lab will confirm the expected turnaround time when you book.
Can I Request Home Sample Collection for Female Hormone Tests?
Yes. Al Safa Lab provides home sample collection for female hormone tests. Our medical team can visit your home to collect the blood sample, subject to location and appointment availability.
Understanding Your Hormone Test Results
- Your hormone test results should always be interpreted by a qualified healthcare professional. Hormone levels can vary depending on your age, menstrual cycle, pregnancy status, medications, and medical history.
- A result outside the reference range does not always indicate a medical condition, and a normal result does not necessarily rule one out. Your doctor will interpret the results together with your symptoms and any additional tests, if needed.
Book Your Hormone Panel for Women
- Investigating hormonal symptoms begins with choosing the appropriate tests and collecting the sample under the correct conditions.
- Book the female hormone panel at Al Safa Lab and receive clear preparation guidance before your appointment.
- Visit our laboratory at 6 Mahdy Arafa St., above Carrefour Market, End of Mostafa El-Nahhas St., Nasr City, Cairo, Egypt, or ask whether home sample collection is available in your area.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many tests are included in the Hormone Panel for Women?
The package includes seven hormone tests and profiles: FSH, LH, prolactin, estradiol, TSH, AMH, and total and free testosterone.
What is the best time to take a female hormone blood test?
The appropriate time depends on the hormone and the reason for testing. FSH, LH, and estradiol may be requested during specific menstrual-cycle days, while AMH can often be measured without limiting collection to one particular cycle day. Follow your doctor’s instructions.
Can I take the hormone tests during my period?
Yes, some hormones are intentionally measured during the first days of menstruation. The correct day depends on the purpose of testing, so tell the laboratory the first day of your last menstrual period and follow your doctor’s requested timing.
Does the package include an AMH test?
Yes. The package includes AMH, which is commonly used as one marker of ovarian reserve. It does not directly measure egg quality or guarantee the ability to become pregnant.
Can birth-control pills affect hormone test results?
Yes. Hormonal contraceptives may affect some results or their interpretation. Do not stop them without medical advice. Tell the laboratory and your doctor which contraceptive or hormonal treatment you use.
What should I do if one of my hormone results is abnormal?
Share the complete report with a qualified healthcare professional. An abnormal result does not always indicate a disease and may need to be interpreted according to your age, cycle day, symptoms, medications, and other test results.
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