Tests and Investigations

The immune system has been linked with failed implantation and delay in falling pregnant as well as a cause of recurrent miscarriage and failed IVF attempts.

This test is to ascertain if there is a tendency in your blood to be sticky and cause miscarriages

• HS1 : This test includes Protein C, Protein S, Antithrombin III, Prothrombin Gene Mutation, Factor V Leiden, lupus anticoagulant and Anticardiolipin antibodies
  £460
• HS18 : Partial thrombophilia screen tests include: Protein C Activity, Free Protein S Antigen, Antithrombin III
  £130
• HS21 : This test includes Lupus Anticoagulant, Anticardiolipin antibodies and B2GP.
  £150

There is a link with abnormal serum prolactin level and recurrent miscarriages and delayed fertility or failed IVF attempts

• TFT3 : There is a link with abnormal thyroid enzyme function and recurrent miscarriages and delayed fertility or failed IVF attempts
  £120
• Prolactin : There is a link with abnormal serum prolactin level and recurrent miscarriages and delayed fertility or failed IVF attempts
  £65

This test is to help assess ovarian reserve and fertility success potential. These hormones may also help in diagnosis of polycystic ovarian syndrome. The test includes FSH, LH, E2 and AMH

• HS8 : This test is usually done between days 1-3 of menstruation
  £180

This test is to help detect confirmation of ovulation.

• Progesterone : This test is usually done 5-7 days prior to menstruation
  £65

• SPCR (chlamydia)
  £70
• Urine chlamydia
  £70
• Vaginal GBS
  £70

• Liver Function Test : This test is done as a baseline prior to giving medications.
  £70
• HS16 :  This test includes a full blood count and blood group.
  £90

• IBgen Swab : This is a genetic study of ovarian function.
  £350