The Women's Hormone Health Protocol
A full hormone assessment, a top Australian doctor who takes the
time to explain your results, and a 12-month plan built on what your
body is doing, not what you've been told to put up with.
- GP-led hormone panel, documented and on file
- Every result explained, no question left open
- 12-month protocol with reassessments built in
If this is you
- Constant Fatigue
- Weight Resistance
- Brain Fog
- Sleep Disruption
- Metabolic Drift
- Never been checked
What we look at:
Full hormone blood panel
- the seven hormones most commonly linked to fatigue, cycle changes,
mood shifts, and sleep disruption. - Benchmarked against the right range for your life stage
- Every result documented, explained, and on file.
Cycle and menstrual history review
- A structured review of your cycle patterns and what's changed
- Designed to surface patterns that a standard 10-minute
GP appointment doesn't leave time to look for. - If something has shifted gradually over months or years,
this is where it gets documented properly for the first time.
Targeted investigation where your results indicate it
- If your panel or history points toward PCOS, thyroid dysfunction,
or something else worth a closer look — your doctor goes deeper before recommending next steps. - Nothing gets flagged and left unexplained
- Clinical judgement, not a checklist
Testing is easy
01
Complete your Fig baseline
A short health summary and intake. Free, and it stays on file.
A Fig nurse follows up to talk you through what your protocol
includes.02
Book a video or phone consult with your doctor
Go through your results and your history with a GP who has
read both.03
Build a 12 month plan with your doctor
Retests already scheduled, so nothing gets missed
Private healthcare will charge you $2,000 to tell you everything looks fine.
Your health shouldn't depend on what your GP has time for today.
HSA/FSA Eligible
The Fig Baseline
- Full hormone blood panel
(oestrogen, progesterone, testosterone, FSH, LH, DHEA, thyroid) - GP-led results consultation
- Cycle and symptom history review
- Personalised 12-month protocol
- Reassessments built into the plan
- Specialist referral pathway where indicated
- All results tracked in one secure place
- No insurance required — transparent pricing
With the right care,
feeling better is possible
THE STATE OF WOMEN’S HORMONE CARE
Many women with painful, heavy or irregular periods never see a doctor about it
THE STATE OF WOMEN’S HORMONE CARE
About a third of women who do speak up feel dismissed
Citations
4 in 10 had not sought help for their bothersome periods. Source: Jean Hailes for Women’s Health.
Around 3 in 10 (34%) felt dismissed when they sought help for bothersome periods. Source: Jean Hailes for Women’s Health.
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What is Fig?
Fig is an Australian digital health clinic bringing GP-led care, a dedicated care team and your care plan together in one connected experience.
Where is Fig available?
Fig is available to patients located in all Australian states and territories: New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, Western Australia, South Australia, Tasmania, the Australian Capital Territory and the Northern Territory. Fig is not available outside Australia. You must have an Australian residential address and be located in Australia at the time of your consultation, and we can only deliver medication to Australian addresses.
Who is it for?
Adults who want a doctor-led weight or health protocol with ongoing monitoring rather than a one-off consult. Eligibility is confirmed by a GP after your health check.
Do I need to already have a prescription or a GP?
No. You do not need an existing prescription or a regular GP. Your Fig doctor reviews your health check and decides what is appropriate for you.
How is this different from other weight-loss options?
Care does not stop at the prescription. You keep the same doctor, a care team checking in, and monitoring that continues for as long as you are on the protocol.
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