Progesterone Test
GetTested’s Progesterone Test measures the level of progesterone in your blood. Progesterone is an important hormone involved in regulating the menstrual cycle, supporting fertility, and maintaining pregnancy. Measuring progesterone can help assess ovulation, hormone balance, or possible causes of irregular cycles. For those who prefer a needle-free option, we also offer a saliva-based progesterone test.
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Progesterone test
Progesterone is one of the body’s key reproductive hormones, essential for preparing the uterus for pregnancy, supporting implantation, and maintaining a healthy menstrual cycle. Imbalances in progesterone can affect ovulation, fertility, and overall hormonal health. The Progesterone Test (Blood) from GetTested provides a clear picture of your progesterone status and helps identify whether low levels may be linked to irregular cycles, fertility challenges, or other hormone-related symptoms.
What is progesterone?
Progesterone is produced mainly by the ovaries after ovulation and plays a key role in preparing the uterine lining for a possible pregnancy. If pregnancy occurs, progesterone supports implantation and helps maintain the pregnancy. Beyond reproduction, progesterone also contributes to overall hormonal balance, influencing mood, sleep, and energy.
Why measure progesterone?
Testing progesterone levels provides valuable information in situations such as:
- Confirming ovulation and luteal phase sufficiency
- Investigating causes of irregular or absent cycles
- Evaluating fertility issues or difficulties conceiving
- Monitoring hormone balance during perimenopause or menopause
- Assessing unexplained symptoms such as mood swings, fatigue, or sleep disturbances
Symptoms of low progesterone
Low progesterone levels may cause:
- Irregular or missed periods
- Difficulty conceiving or maintaining pregnancy
- Premenstrual syndrome (PMS) with mood swings or irritability
- Sleep disturbances or fatigue
- Hot flashes or night sweats
- Anxiety or low mood
When is testing relevant?
The Progesterone test may be relevant if you:
- Are trying to conceive and want to confirm ovulation
- Experience irregular menstrual cycles or symptoms suggesting hormone imbalance
- Suspect luteal phase deficiency as a possible cause of infertility
- Are undergoing fertility treatment and want to track hormone response
Key benefits of the Progesterone test
- Measures an essential reproductive hormone
- Provides insights into ovulation, fertility, and hormone balance
- Supports cycle tracking and fertility planning
- Can help identify causes of irregular cycles or reproductive health issues
How the test works
The Progesterone test is performed using a simple dried blood spot (DBS) sample collected at home with a finger prick. The sample is sent to our accredited laboratory for analysis, and your results are delivered digitally, giving you secure and convenient access to your hormone health insights. For those who prefer a needle-free option, GetTested also offers a saliva-based progesterone test.
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