Women’s health: tests across different life stages
From menstruation and fertility to pregnancy and menopause, diagnostic tests can support conversations with your doctor and help investigate symptoms or health questions at different stages of life.
YOUR HEALTH JOURNEY
Clear answers, closer to you
When you need a test, clear information and easy access can make all the difference. From finding a nearby centre to preparing for your visit and accessing your results, this space helps you take the next step in your health journey with confidence.
HOW CAN WE HELP YOU TODAY?
Good preparation helps ensure reliable results
Prepare for your test
Some diagnostic tests require fasting, specific timing or temporary adjustments to medication. Following the preparation instructions helps your physician interpret your results correctly.
Before your visit, please check whether you need to:
Fast before your blood test;
Avoid certain medications or supplements;
Bring your medical prescription or identification;
Schedule the test at a specific time of day.
If you are unsure how to prepare, our medical teams are available to help.
HEALTH CHECKS
Take an active role in your health
Choose selected laboratory tests and health checks directly — without a medical prescription, either online or at a Unilabs blood collection centre. Available panels include general check-ups as well as tests for cardiovascular health, blood sugar, thyroid function, pregnancy, and women’s or men’s health. Your results can help you better understand selected health markers and discuss possible next steps with a healthcare professional.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Find clear answers about booking, preparing for your visit, sample collection, results and other practical information.
Some tests require fasting for 8–12 hours. Always follow the preparation instructions provided with your prescription.
Most routine laboratory results are available within 24–48 hours. Some specialised analyses may take longer
Certain centers accept walk-in patients, but booking is recommended to reduce waiting time.
Results are available securely online and shared with your prescribing physician.
If your test was prescribed by a doctor, your results are usually sent directly to the prescribing doctor.
Your doctor is responsible for interpreting the results and explaining what they mean for your health.
Unilabs provides diagnostic results, but medical interpretation should be done by your doctor or specialist.
Please contact your prescribing physician if you have questions about what your results mean or what to do next.