The Female Vitality package provides a comprehensive assessment of overall health, energy levels, and hormonal balance. It’s ideal for understanding fatigue, general well-being, and hormone-related concerns that can affect vitality and quality of life.

FBC (Full Blood Count)
Assesses red and white blood cells and haemoglobin.

• High/Low: Indicates anaemia, infection, or other health issues.

ESR (Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate)
Detects inflammation in the body.

• High: Suggests inflammation or chronic conditions.

• Low: Typically not concerning.

U+E (Urea and Electrolytes)
Monitors kidney function and electrolyte balance.

• High/Low: Highlights kidney or hydration issues.

LFTs (Liver Function Tests)
Evaluates liver health, essential for energy and detoxification.

• High: May indicate liver stress or damage.

• Low: Generally not significant.

LDH (Lactate Dehydrogenase)
Indicates tissue health and energy production.

• High: Suggests tissue damage or metabolic stress.

• Low: Rarely significant.

CK (Creatine Kinase)
Measures muscle health and activity.

• High: May indicate muscle damage or strain.

• Low: Typically not concerning.

Calcium (Ca)
Essential for bone health and muscle function.

• High/Low: Imbalances may affect bone strength or energy.

Phosphate (PO4)
Works with calcium for energy and bone health.

• High/Low: Indicates metabolic or nutritional issues.

Uric Acid
Monitors waste removal and metabolic health.

• High: May signal gout or kidney issues.

• Low: Rarely problematic.

Glucose
Tracks blood sugar levels for energy balance.

• High: May indicate diabetes or prediabetes.

• Low: Can cause fatigue or dizziness.

Triglycerides
Measures fat levels in the blood.

• High: Linked to heart disease or poor diet.

• Low: Often dietary-related.

Cholesterol
Assesses fat levels, including good and bad cholesterol.

• High: Increases cardiovascular risk.

• Low: Generally positive unless excessively low.

Iron
Vital for oxygen transport and energy.

• High: May suggest iron overload.

• Low: Indicates iron deficiency, causing fatigue.

Ferritin
Reflects iron storage in the body.

• High: Suggests inflammation or overload.

• Low: Points to depleted reserves, leading to tiredness.

FT4/TSH (Thyroid Function Tests)
Monitors thyroid health, essential for metabolism and energy.

• High/Low: Imbalances can cause fatigue, weight changes, or hormonal issues.

FSH (Follicle-Stimulating Hormone)
Regulates menstrual cycles and fertility.

• High: May indicate menopause or reduced ovarian function.

• Low: Suggest pituitary or ovarian dysfunction.

Progesterone
Supports menstrual cycle and pregnancy.

• High: Indicates ovulation or pregnancy.

• Low: May suggest ovulatory problems or hormone imbalances.

Oestradiol (Estrogen)
Essential for menstrual health and overall vitality.

• High: May suggest hormonal imbalance or ovarian conditions.

• Low: Linked to menopause or reduced ovarian function.