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Menopause blood tests

Get personalised access to menopause blood tests through an Australian-registered doctor. It's all online, confidential and convenient, at a time that suits you.

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How our doctors support menopause testing

Women request menopause blood tests for all sorts of reasons: perimenopause symptoms that don't quite add up, irregular cycles, hot flushes and night sweats, or a check before starting or adjusting HRT. During a quick telehealth consultation, an Australian-registered doctor talks through what you're noticing and, if appropriate, issues a request to check hormone levels including an FSH test. From there, you can use our online pathology requests to visit a local collection centre.

What we offer:

Our menopause care services are designed to support you through every stage:

Personalised consultations with Australian-registered doctors

Hormone panel requests, including FSH, LH and oestradiol

Perimenopause symptom assessment and support

Results review with clear next steps

Specialist referrals when further care is needed

Optional follow-up consultations

Doctors experienced in women's health

Menopause blood tests online: how it works

1.

Request a telehealth consultation

Book a telehealth consultation at a time that suits you. Our doctors are available from 6am to midnight, every day of the week, so you can fit your appointment around work, family, or other commitments.

2.

A doctor will call you

An Australian-registered doctor will call to discuss your symptoms, medical history, and what you're hoping to learn. They'll talk through whether a blood test is right for you and answer any questions.

3.

Receive your blood test request

If suitable, you'll receive an electronic blood test request sent straight to your inbox. Take it to any collection centre across Australia at a time that works for you.

1.

Request a telehealth consultation

2.

A doctor will call you

3.

Receive your blood test request

If suitable, you'll receive an electronic blood test request sent straight to your inbox. Take it to any collection centre across Australia at a time that works for you.

Menopause blood tests made simple

Skip the waiting room and the awkward chats at reception. Your telehealth consultation with an Australian-registered doctor happens privately from home, and your pathology request is sent digitally straight to your phone. From there, you visit a collection centre when it suits your schedule, whether that's before work or on the way home. Results are reviewed by your doctor, with clear next steps explained in plain English.

What's included

A private consultation with an Australian-registered doctor who reviews your symptoms, medical history and reasons for testing before issuing the request.
A digital pathology request sent to your phone, ready to take to any participating collection centre across Australia at a time that suits you.
Results reviewed by your doctor, with a clear explanation of what the numbers mean for your health and what to consider next.
Referrals to a specialist or follow-up care arranged when needed, so you're never left wondering what to do.

Frequently asked questions

Can I request a menopause blood test online?

Yes. You can request a consultation through InstantScripts, and if appropriate, the doctor will issue a pathology request you can take to your nearest collection centre. The whole process happens from home, with no need to sit in a waiting room. See how online pathology requests work for a full walkthrough.

What hormones get tested?

Most menopause panels measure FSH, LH, and oestradiol. Depending on your symptoms, the doctor may add thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH), prolactin, or other markers. The aim is to build a clear picture of what's driving your symptoms, not just confirm menopause. Your doctor will explain which markers were chosen for you.

How much does it cost?

Consultation fees apply. Pathology costs depend on the lab and whether the tests are covered by Medicare. Check the current pricing page for the latest consultation fees, and ask the collection centre about any out-of-pocket pathology charges before your sample is taken.

Do I need my Medicare card or IHI?

You'll need a valid Medicare card or Individual Healthcare Identifier (IHI) for the request. The collection centre uses these details to process your sample and link results back to your record. Have them ready when you book your consultation.

How long do results take?

Most hormone results come back within two to five business days, though it can vary by lab and location. Your doctor will review the report and contact you to discuss what the numbers mean and what to do next.

Should I test if I'm in perimenopause?

Possibly. Perimenopause hormones swing widely, so a single test can be misleading. Testing is most useful when symptoms are unclear, when you're under 45, or when your doctor wants to rule out other conditions like thyroid disease. Have a chat with the doctor about whether testing will actually change your care.