Female Hormone Profile Test in Dubai
Get a broader view of key female reproductive, ovarian, pituitary and adrenal-related hormones with Medilife's Female Hormone Profile in Dubai. The profile includes 9 hormone measurements for AED 900, using a professional venous blood sample collected by Medilife's healthcare team at your home, hotel or office.
Because several female hormone levels can change with menstrual-cycle timing, medicines and the reason for testing, Medilife can confirm the appropriate preparation when you arrange your collection.
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AED 900
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9 hormone measurements
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Venous blood sample
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Home, hotel or office collection in Dubai
What Is Included in Medilife's Female Hormone Profile?
Medilife's Female Hormone Profile is a multi-marker hormone blood test for women. Rather than measuring a single hormone, the profile combines nine measurements that provide information across reproductive, ovarian, pituitary and adrenal hormone pathways. The confirmed package includes LH, FSH, prolactin, progesterone, AMH, DHEA-S, cortisol, 17-OHP and estradiol.
Reproductive and Ovarian Hormone Measurements
LH, luteinising hormone
- What it relates to
- A pituitary gonadotropin involved in reproductive hormone activity and ovulation.
FSH, follicle-stimulating hormone
- What it relates to
- A pituitary gonadotropin involved in ovarian follicle activity and reproductive function.
Progesterone
- What it relates to
- A reproductive hormone whose level changes across the menstrual cycle and can provide useful cycle-related information when interpreted at the appropriate time.
AMH, anti-Müllerian hormone
- What it relates to
- A hormone used as part of ovarian-reserve assessment. AMH provides information about ovarian reserve but does not, by itself, predict whether natural pregnancy will occur.
Estradiol, E2
- What it relates to
- A major form of oestrogen during the reproductive years. Estradiol varies across the menstrual cycle and is interpreted in relation to timing and clinical context.
| Measurement | What it relates to |
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| LH, luteinising hormone | A pituitary gonadotropin involved in reproductive hormone activity and ovulation. |
| FSH, follicle-stimulating hormone | A pituitary gonadotropin involved in ovarian follicle activity and reproductive function. |
| Progesterone | A reproductive hormone whose level changes across the menstrual cycle and can provide useful cycle-related information when interpreted at the appropriate time. |
| AMH, anti-Müllerian hormone | A hormone used as part of ovarian-reserve assessment. AMH provides information about ovarian reserve but does not, by itself, predict whether natural pregnancy will occur. |
| Estradiol, E2 | A major form of oestrogen during the reproductive years. Estradiol varies across the menstrual cycle and is interpreted in relation to timing and clinical context. |
Pituitary and Adrenal-Related Measurements
Prolactin
- What it relates to
- A pituitary hormone that may be considered when investigating menstrual or reproductive hormone concerns.
DHEA-S
- What it relates to
- An adrenal androgen-related marker that can add information when assessing androgen or adrenal hormone patterns.
Cortisol
- What it relates to
- An adrenal hormone whose measurement can be influenced by collection timing and clinical context.
17-OHP, 17-hydroxyprogesterone
- What it relates to
- A steroid hormone-related marker that may contribute to assessment of adrenal steroid pathways.
| Measurement | What it relates to |
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| Prolactin | A pituitary hormone that may be considered when investigating menstrual or reproductive hormone concerns. |
| DHEA-S | An adrenal androgen-related marker that can add information when assessing androgen or adrenal hormone patterns. |
| Cortisol | An adrenal hormone whose measurement can be influenced by collection timing and clinical context. |
| 17-OHP, 17-hydroxyprogesterone | A steroid hormone-related marker that may contribute to assessment of adrenal steroid pathways. |
The nine measurements are provided together as one Female Hormone Profile for AED 900. They are not separate packages within the profile.
When May a Female Hormone Profile Be Relevant?
A female hormone panel may be useful when several hormone measurements are needed together rather than one isolated test. It may form part of a broader clinical assessment for menstrual-cycle changes, reproductive-hormone concerns, ovarian-reserve assessment or questions involving pituitary, ovarian or adrenal hormone activity.
Women may also be advised to have hormone testing during evaluation of irregular periods, absent periods, fertility-related concerns, possible PCOS, perimenopause or menopause, or androgen-related symptoms. The test itself does not establish these diagnoses. Instead, it provides laboratory measurements that can be considered alongside symptoms, medical history, cycle timing and other investigations where appropriate.
If your main goal is fertility assessment, thyroid testing or pregnancy confirmation, a different Medilife blood test may be more closely matched to that purpose. The comparison section below can help you distinguish these options.
Timing and Preparation for Female Hormone Testing
The best time for a women's hormone blood test depends on which measurements are being assessed and why the test has been requested. There is no single menstrual-cycle day that is automatically correct for every marker in this nine-test profile.
Menstrual-Cycle Timing Can Matter
FSH, LH, estradiol and progesterone can vary through the menstrual cycle, so the timing of the blood sample may affect how the result is interpreted. Cortisol can also vary with collection timing.
If a doctor has asked you to test on a particular cycle day or at a particular time, share those instructions when booking. If you are unsure, Medilife can confirm the collection instructions relevant to your requested testing before the appointment.
Medicines, Hormonal Treatment and Other Preparation
Tell the Medilife team if you use hormonal contraception, hormone replacement therapy, fertility medicines or other prescribed medicines that may be relevant to hormone testing. Do not stop prescribed medication simply to prepare for a blood test unless a qualified clinician has advised you to do so.
Fasting requirements can depend on the testing instructions and clinical context, so Medilife will confirm whether any fasting or other preparation is needed for your booking.
Need help with timing? Call or WhatsApp +971 52 345 2646 before arranging your sample.
Professional Blood Collection at Home, Hotel or Office in Dubai
Medilife provides professional venous blood collection across Dubai, so you can arrange your Female Hormone Profile without travelling to a clinic simply to have the sample taken. The collection can be scheduled at your home, hotel or office.
Home Collection
A Medilife healthcare professional visits your home and collects the required venous blood sample. This is a professional blood draw at your location, not a finger-prick self-test or mail-in hormone kit.
Hotel Collection
If you are staying in Dubai, collection can be arranged at your hotel, giving you access to the same Female Hormone Profile without needing to plan a separate clinic visit.
Office Collection
For patients who prefer to arrange testing around their working day, Medilife can also provide professional blood collection at the office.
Medilife has been providing healthcare services in Dubai since 2016, with blood collection delivered through its own healthcare team.
How the Female Hormone Profile Test Works
1. Arrange your profile
- What to expect
- Contact Medilife and request the Female Hormone Profile for AED 900. Choose home, hotel or office collection in Dubai.
2. Confirm timing and preparation
- What to expect
- Share the reason for testing, relevant menstrual-cycle information and any important medicines or hormonal treatments. Medilife will confirm preparation for your booking.
3. Have your blood sample collected
- What to expect
- A Medilife healthcare professional performs the venous blood collection at the agreed location.
4. Laboratory testing
- What to expect
- Your sample is processed for the nine measurements included in the Female Hormone Profile.
5. Receive your report
- What to expect
- Your laboratory report provides the measured values and the laboratory's relevant reference information.
6. Discuss results when needed
- What to expect
- If results need clinical interpretation, you can discuss the appropriate next step with a qualified healthcare professional.
| Step | What to expect |
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| 1. Arrange your profile | Contact Medilife and request the Female Hormone Profile for AED 900. Choose home, hotel or office collection in Dubai. |
| 2. Confirm timing and preparation | Share the reason for testing, relevant menstrual-cycle information and any important medicines or hormonal treatments. Medilife will confirm preparation for your booking. |
| 3. Have your blood sample collected | A Medilife healthcare professional performs the venous blood collection at the agreed location. |
| 4. Laboratory testing | Your sample is processed for the nine measurements included in the Female Hormone Profile. |
| 5. Receive your report | Your laboratory report provides the measured values and the laboratory's relevant reference information. |
| 6. Discuss results when needed | If results need clinical interpretation, you can discuss the appropriate next step with a qualified healthcare professional. |
The confirmed testing pathway is booking, preparation confirmation, professional collection, laboratory analysis and reporting. Turnaround time is confirmed when you book rather than assumed from other hormone-test packages.
Understanding Your Female Hormone Profile Results
Hormone results need context. A value on a laboratory report should be considered alongside factors such as your age, menstrual-cycle phase, medicines or hormonal treatment, symptoms and the reason the profile was requested.
For that reason, there is no single online table of "normal female hormone levels" that can correctly interpret every woman's results. Different hormones change for different reasons, and several included measurements can vary with cycle timing.
An abnormal result also does not automatically mean that you have a specific condition. For example, the Female Hormone Profile does not by itself diagnose PCOS or infertility. AMH contributes information about ovarian reserve but does not independently tell you whether you can or cannot become pregnant naturally.
If your results are unexpected, or you are testing because of symptoms or a medical concern, clinical interpretation can help determine whether further assessment or another test is appropriate.
Choosing Between the Female Hormone Profile and Related Tests
Female hormone panels are not identical. The right test depends on the question you are trying to answer.
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Female Hormone Profile vs Fertility Hormone Blood Test
Medilife's Female Hormone Profile is the broader of these two packages. It includes nine measurements across reproductive, ovarian, pituitary and adrenal hormone pathways.
Medilife's separate Fertility Hormone Blood Test is more specifically focused on fertility-related hormone assessment and includes AMH, FSH, LH, progesterone, prolactin and TSH.
If fertility assessment is your main reason for testing, the fertility-focused panel may be the more relevant option. If you need the broader nine-measurement female profile, choose the Female Hormone Profile.
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Female Hormone Profile vs Individual Hormone Tests
A profile measures several hormones together. A focused test measures one specific marker.
If a doctor has requested only AMH, FSH, LH, progesterone, estradiol or another individual measurement, contact Medilife to confirm the currently available testing option rather than automatically booking the full profile.
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Female Hormone Profile vs Thyroid Function Test
The Female Hormone Profile does not include a dedicated thyroid panel. If your main question concerns TSH or other thyroid hormones, Medilife's Thyroid Function Test is the more appropriate testing pathway.
This separation matters because symptoms associated with thyroid conditions can sometimes overlap with symptoms that lead people to consider reproductive hormone testing.
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Female Hormone Profile vs Pregnancy Blood Test
The Female Hormone Profile is not a pregnancy-confirmation test. Although progesterone is one of the included hormones, pregnancy confirmation requires the appropriate Pregnancy Blood Test.
If your main goal is to determine whether you are pregnant, choose the dedicated pregnancy-testing pathway instead.
Why Choose Medilife for Female Hormone Blood Testing?
Medilife combines a clearly defined nine-marker Female Hormone Profile with professional venous blood collection at your location in Dubai. The package price is AED 900, and collection can be arranged at home, hotel or office.
Medilife has provided healthcare in Dubai since 2016 and delivers relevant home healthcare services through its own team. The organisation has served more than 47,000 patients and reports a 99.8% patient satisfaction rate.
For added transparency, patients can also view feedback about Medilife through its Google Business Profile and Trustpilot presence. Exact ratings and review counts can change over time, so current review details are best viewed directly on those platforms.
For this Female Hormone Profile, the most important practical advantages are straightforward: you know exactly which nine measurements are included, you know the AED 900 package price, and you can arrange professional blood collection without travelling to a clinic for the sample.
Frequently Asked Questions
The profile includes nine measurements: LH, FSH, prolactin, progesterone, AMH, DHEA-S, cortisol, 17-OHP and estradiol. The package price is AED 900.
There are nine measurements in Medilife's Female Hormone Profile.
Yes. It is a venous blood test performed through professional blood collection.
Yes. Medilife can arrange professional venous blood collection at your home in Dubai. This is not a finger-prick self-test kit.
Yes. Home, hotel and office collection are available for this profile in Dubai.
It can. FSH, LH, estradiol and progesterone can vary through the menstrual cycle, so timing may be important depending on why you are being tested. Confirm your collection timing with Medilife when booking.
There is no universal fasting instruction stated for the entire profile. Medilife will confirm whether fasting or any other preparation is needed for your particular booking.
Yes. AMH is one of the nine measurements in the package. AMH can provide information related to ovarian reserve, but it should not be used by itself to predict natural pregnancy.
No. They are separate packages. The Female Hormone Profile includes nine measurements and covers a broader reproductive, ovarian, pituitary and adrenal hormone context. The Fertility Hormone Blood Test is a more focused fertility-related panel.
No. A dedicated thyroid panel is not included in the nine-marker Female Hormone Profile. If thyroid testing is your main need, consider Medilife's Thyroid Function Test.
No. The Female Hormone Profile is not designed to confirm pregnancy. A dedicated Pregnancy Blood Test should be used for pregnancy-confirmation testing.
Not necessarily. Hormone results need to be interpreted in context, including cycle timing, age, medicines and the reason for testing. One result alone should not be used to diagnose PCOS, infertility or another condition.
If you have been asked to test one specific hormone, contact Medilife to confirm the current individual-testing option before booking the full profile.
Medilife will confirm the reporting method when you arrange your test.
Turnaround time is confirmed when you book the Female Hormone Profile. Medilife does not publish an unverified universal turnaround time for this package.
Book Your Female Hormone Profile in Dubai
Medilife's Female Hormone Profile costs AED 900 and includes LH, FSH, prolactin, progesterone, AMH, DHEA-S, cortisol, 17-OHP and estradiol. Professional venous blood collection can be arranged at your home, hotel or office in Dubai.
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