Planning a pregnancy is an important milestone, and understanding your reproductive health is the first step. Hormonal balance plays a crucial role in ovulation, menstrual regularity, and the ability to conceive. When conception is delayed, laboratory evaluation can help identify underlying hormonal or metabolic causes.
The Female Fertility Panel at Thyrovision provides a comprehensive assessment of key reproductive hormones to support fertility evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment planning.
Why is Female Fertility Testing Important?
Female fertility depends on the coordinated function of the ovaries, pituitary gland, thyroid gland, and other hormones. Hormonal imbalance, reduced ovarian reserve, thyroid disorders, elevated prolactin levels, and conditions such as Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) can affect fertility. A comprehensive fertility panel helps your doctor identify these conditions early and recommend appropriate treatment or further evaluation.
Our Female Fertility Panels
Fertility Panel - Female
Recommended for the initial evaluation of women planning pregnancy or experiencing difficulty conceiving.
Female Fertility Panel - Extended
Provides a more detailed hormonal assessment of reproductive function.
Progesterone is usually tested during the luteal phase of the menstrual cycle or as advised by your physician.
Who Should Consider a Female Fertility Panel?
This panel is recommended for women who:
What Does the Panel Help Detect?
The Female Fertility Panel helps evaluate:
Important Information Before Testing
Some fertility hormones need to be tested on specific days of the menstrual cycle for accurate interpretation. General recommendations include: FSH, LH, and Estradiol usually on Day 2-5 of the menstrual cycle; Progesterone usually around Day 21 of a 28-day cycle or approximately 7 days after ovulation; Prolactin preferably collected in the morning after adequate rest; TSH and thyroid tests can be performed on any day. Always follow your doctor’s instructions regarding the timing of sample collection.
Why Choose Thyrovision?
Frequently Asked Questions​
Most fertility hormone tests do not require fasting. However, fasting may be advised for certain additional tests such as fasting insulin.
Blood tests provide valuable information about hormonal function, but fertility evaluation may also include ultrasound examination, imaging studies, semen analysis (for the male partner), and other clinical assessments. A qualified doctor will be able to diagnose based on lab tests and clinical evaluation.
Some medications may influence hormone levels. Inform your doctor and the laboratory about any medicines or hormone therapy you are taking.
Yes. Since infertility may involve male factors, female factors, or both, evaluation of both partners is generally recommended.
Take the First Step Towards Parenthood
Early identification of hormonal abnormalities can improve the chances of successful conception and guide appropriate treatment. Whether you are planning your first pregnancy or undergoing fertility evaluation, the Female Fertility Panel at Thyrovision offers a comprehensive assessment to support informed clinical decisions.