Blood test vs DUTCH test
A fuller picture than a single blood test can give
Most women start with a standard blood test, and it has its place. The difference between the two is in what each test can actually show you about your hormones, especially through perimenopause when levels shift from hour to hour.
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Why havenât I been offered this test before?
Hormone testing is common in conventional medicine, but it is often done using a single blood measurement taken at one point in time.
Standard care leans on the blood test because it is quick and familiar. While a blood test can offer some information, it cannot show how your body clears oestrogen, which is exactly the piece that matters most when you are weighing up HRT.
That gap is why some women are started on medication based on symptoms alone. It is understandable, but it is a big decision to make without the full picture, especially when it comes to prescribing. You deserve to make medical and medication decisions from balanced data, not from a single snapshot.