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Progesterone

From £35

1 biomarkerPreparation requiredCapillary sampling or venousResults in 2-3 working days

About this test

Measures progesterone, which rises after ovulation. Taken at the right point in your cycle, it can show whether ovulation is likely to have happened. Follow the timing in your preparation guidance.

What’s included

1 biomarker

Preparing for your test

4 requirements apply to this test. Open any row for the full clinical guidance.

Available for women.

Sample timing

Medication and supplements

General

Collection options

Self-collection at home

capillary

A few drops you collect yourself. No appointment.

Collected by a professional

venous

A full blood sample drawn by a nurse or at a clinic.

Your results

Your results are available in your Praetor account, with previous reports kept together for comparison. You can choose optional AI explanations to help you understand your report.

Educational information, not a diagnosis or a replacement for advice from a healthcare professional.

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