What is the Hormone & Thyroid Blood Test?

A comprehensive blood panel that checks your thyroid function alongside key hormones that influence energy levels, mood, metabolism, weight, and general wellbeing.

Hormone & Thyroid Profile Blood Test

Why this test important?

It can help identify:

Underactive or overactive thyroid

Hormonal imbalance

Reasons for fatigue or low energy

Mood changes or anxiety

Unexplained weight changes

Irregular periods or skin/hair concerns

Symptoms this test helps investigate

Weight gain or loss

Hair thinning

Low mood or anxiety

Tiredness

Sleep issues

Irregular menstrual cycles

Low libido

Why Choose Chequers Health

Consultant Led Care

Fast and Effective Services

Modern and Comfortable Setting with Ample Parking

Patients from Bolton, Bury, Manchester, Wigan and the Northwest choose Chequers Health for quick and efficient Blood Tests

Our Treatment Process

Consultant-Led Care, Guided by Best Clinical Practice

Book the Appointment

Patients schedule their blood test by phone or through the website. They choose a convenient date and time based on availability.

Blood Sample Collection

The patient arrives for their appointment, and a trained phlebotomist draws the blood sample. The sample is then safely labelled and sent to the laboratory for analysis.

Results & Reporting

Results are emailed to the patient; typically within 24–48 hours, though more complex tests may take longer. If delays occur, patients are informed based on the test type and laboratory processing time.

Affordable Blood Tests

Hormone & Thyroid Profile Blood Test £89

Contact Us for More Information

If you are interested in learning more about this service, please don’t hesitate to contact us:

Frequently Asked Questions

  • TSH
  • Free T4
  • Free T3
  • Oestrogen/Testosterone
  • SHBG
  • Prolactin

Anyone with symptoms of hormonal imbalance, thyroid issues, or unexplained changes in mood or energy.

Fasting not usually required (confirm depending on final panel).

Yes, thyroid function has a strong impact on menstrual cycles, mood, and metabolism.

Usually within 1–2 days.