Oestrone Blood Test
    Oestrone Blood Test
    Oestrone Blood Test
    Oestrone Blood Test

Oestrone Blood Test

£199.00

Oestrone is one of three types of oestrogen made by the body and is the major type of oestrogen produced in postmenopausal women. This test measures levels of oestrone in your blood.

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  • Book a venous draw at a clinic   +£35.00

    Visit one of our national clinic partners for a nurse to take your venous blood sample from a vein in your arm. We’ll email you instructions on how to book after we’ve processed your order.
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FAQs

Where is oestrone produced?

The hormone is produced primarily from androstenedione, originating from the gonads or the adrenal cortex. In premenopausal women, the ovaries secret more than 50% of oestrone. In prepubertal children, men, and non-supplemented postmenopausal women, the major portion of oestrone comes from peripheral tissue conversion of androstenedione.

What is an Oestrone Blood Test?

Our Oestrone Blood Test is usually ordered to evaluate vaginal bleeding in postmenopausal women, which may be due to peripheral tissue conversion of androgenic steroids. This can help to guide conversations and decisions for female hormone replacement therapy.

What is oestrone?

Oestrone (estrone) is one of the three naturally occurring oestrogens (estrogens), the others being oestradiol (estradiol) and oestriol (estriol).

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