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Menopause Test (FSH)

Menopause Test (FSH)

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The menopause test is a home test for women that measures the level of Follicle Stimulating Hormone (FSH) in urine. 

FSH provides insight into menopause, as it indicates the activity level of the ovaries. If the ovaries are less active, the body often responds by increasing the FSH concentration in the urine. 

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The menopause test is a midstream test and is easy to use at home. 

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Are you worried about your fertility?

Our home test for women is designed to give you insight into your fertility status by measuring your level of FSH (follicle stimulating hormone). If your ovaries are less active, the body can respond by increasing the FSH concentration.

The test can easily be used at home and delivers reliable results in just 10 minutes. You have the opportunity to either dip the test directly in a urine sample from a pure container or simply urinate directly on the test, whichever you find most convenient.

Up to 20% of couples trying to get pregnant have problems with it. One of the possible causes is early menopause, which may indicate at an elevated level of FSH.

By using our FSH Home Test, you can easily identify if your FSH level is too high, which may indicate that you are having a hard time getting pregnant or going into menopause. If that is the case and you have a desire to become pregnant, you should contact your doctor to confirm the result and discuss the next step.

Return and reimbursement policy

In case of an invalid result or defective test, please contact our support team at support@nordictests.dk

We will always refund your payment or replace your test if it is invalid.

Frequently asked questions

FAQ

How does a menopause test work?

The test measures the level of FSH in your urine, a hormone that increases when the body tries to stimulate the ovaries to produce a healthy egg. An elevated FSH level can be an indication of early menopause.

When on the month can I take a menopause test?

We recommend performing the test with the first morning urine on the first week of your cycle and testing again a week later for best results.

How do I know if the menopause test works?

A colored line in the control line (c) indicates that the test procedure has been followed properly.

Can I stop using birth control if I get a positive result on a menopause test?

We recommend consulting your doctor before stopping using contraception.

How do I achieve the most accurate result?

Keep the test's absorbent tip in the urine flow for at least 10-15 seconds and wait 3 minutes before reading the result.

How accurate is the test?

The test has shown 100% accuracy in a clinical evaluation that compared the FSH Rights to another commercially available urine test for FSH.

The clinical trial included 250 urine samples. Both analyzes identified 85 positive and 165 negative results. The results showed 100.0 % overall accuracy of FSH-Rightest for Mid-Mid-Current Compared to the Second Urint Test for FSH. 

How sensitive is the test?

The test captures FSH in urine at concentrations of 25 miu/ml or higher.

Does alcohol or medication affect the test?

No, but if you are taking medication that contains hormones, you should consult your doctor as it may affect the test results.

Sources and references

  1. Perry S, O'Hanlan K. Natural Menopause: The Complete Guide. Reading, MA, Addison-Wesley, 1997.
    A comprehensive guide to natural menopause.

  2. Stanford, JL, Weiss NS, et al. Combined estrogen and progestin hormone replacement therapy in relationship to risk of breast cancer, J. Am. With. Assoc. 1995; 274 (2): 137–142.
    Understand the relationship between combined estrogen and progesterone hormone replacement therapy and the risk of breast cancer.

  3. Speroff L, Glass RH, Case NG, Clinical Gynecologic Endocrinology and Infertility 5th Ed, Williams and Wilkins, Baltimore, Md. 1994; 588.
    Information on clinically gynecological endocrinology and infertility.

  4. Jacobs DS, Demott DR, Grady Hj, Horvat RT, Huestis DW, Kasten BL, Laboratory Test Handbook 4th Ed, Lippincott Williams and Wilkins, Baltimore, Md. 1996.
    Information on laboratory tests.

Safe at-home menopause test

Menopause, also called the climacteric, is defined as the period around a woman’s final menstrual period (the menopause), which on average occurs at the age of 52.

It is common to experience changes in the body at this time, including irregular bleeding, hot flushes and night sweats, dry mucous membranes and, for some, osteoporosis. Most importantly, fertility ends during this period.

If you are curious whether you have reached this stage, you can benefit from using Nordic Tests’ menopause fertility test for women.

How does a menopause fertility test work?

Our menopause fertility test for women measures the level of FSH (Follicle Stimulating Hormone), which is present in fertile, childbearing-age women. As you get older, this level will fall until the body stops producing it altogether.

If you have a high level of FSH, you have a good chance of being able to become pregnant. The level indicates whether one or more follicles, also called ovarian follicles, are growing in the ovaries. These grow and produce the female sex hormone oestrogen.

When you use a menopause fertility test, you are therefore testing whether the ovaries are preparing for ovulation and whether the uterus is ready for fertilisation.

At-home fertility test for women

Women undergoing fertility treatment will be examined by doctors and specialists to determine the levels of FSH, oestrogen, the ovulation hormone LH (Luteinising Hormone), etc.

If you want to become pregnant, it can be very useful to know when ovulation occurs, to maximise the chance of conception. When you reach the menopause transition, a fertility test is more often used to assess whether you have reached menopause.

This can be done at home with Nordic Tests’ menopause fertility test for women. This menopause test is easy to use and gives a quick result.

Read more about our other tests as well, including our sperm concentration test and CRP test.

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    It only takes 10 minutes from the test is taken until the result is displayed on the test briquette. If your test is positive, we are ready to guide you on what options you have to be treated.