Women's Comprehensive Screen

A 41-biomarker panel designed around female physiology — covering reproductive hormones, thyroid function (which affects women 5-8 times more than men), bone health markers, iron studies, vitamins, and organ function. Addresses the hormonal, metabolic, and nutritional factors behind fatigue, mood changes, skin concerns, cycle irregularities, and the transition through perimenopause.

The Women's Comprehensive Screen reflects the reality that female health involves complex hormonal interactions that shift across life stages. Reproductive hormones (oestradiol, progesterone, FSH, LH) provide insight into cycle regularity, ovarian function, and menopausal transition — information that helps contextualise symptoms rather than dismissing them. Thyroid disorders affect women 5-8 times more frequently than men, yet subclinical hypothyroidism is commonly missed when GPs screen with TSH alone. This panel includes a complete thyroid assessment to catch dysfunction before it progresses to clinical disease. Iron studies address the most common nutritional deficiency in women of reproductive age — iron deficiency can cause fatigue, brain fog, and hair loss that overlaps with thyroid and hormonal symptoms. Bone health markers (vitamin D, calcium, ALP) are included because bone density peaks in the late 20s and declines accelerates after menopause. Early data establishes a baseline for intervention. Vitamin B12 and folate round out the nutritional picture — folate is essential for women of reproductive age, while B12 deficiency causes neurological symptoms commonly mistaken for anxiety or depression. Results are displayed in ClearLabs' dashboard with female-specific optimal ranges and trend tracking across cycles and life stages.