Laboquick Menopause Test Kit for Women -2 Test Pack, FSH Hormone Detection, Self Check, Perimenopause, Premenopause & Early Detection, Home Menopause Tests

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During menopause, we know that your estradiol levels and progesterone levels WILL fall dramatically. All women who suspect they are in menopause ( or perimenopause) can benefit from routine hormone testing. FSH (Follicle stimulating hormone)– During menopause FSH will INCREASE. An FSH of 40 IU/L or higher is a strong marker for menopause (9). Testosterone (free and total)– Both free and total testosterone tend to drop during menopause and may contribute to weight gain, decreased libido, and other issues.

It may surprise you to know that most women are diagnosed with menopause simply from symptoms alone and based on their age. Are the home menopause tests similar to the ones my doctor uses? Some home menopause tests are identical to the one your doctor uses. However, doctors would not use this test by itself. Your doctor would use your medical history, physical exam, and other laboratory tests to get a more thorough assessment of your condition. Women who suffer from early menopause may be pushed aside as having depression as opposed to true ovarian failure/menopause.The problem with menopause is that it occurs over a period of several months (10) (sometimes 6-12 months).

Postmenopause The time after menopause has occurred, starting when a woman has not had a period for 12 consecutive months.Does a positive test mean you are in menopause? A positive test indicates that you may be in a stage of menopause. If you have a positive test, or if you have any symptoms of menopause, you should see your doctor. Do not stop taking contraceptives based on the results of these tests because they are not foolproof and you could become pregnant. The good news is that it is easily testable and that you can be sure of what is happening in your body with a couple of lab tests. If you drop your estrogen, for instance, then that will alter other hormones that are normally produced by your brain to stimulate the release of estrogen. At the beginning of this period right diagnosis, has a vital role for further precautions and diagnosis. Perimenopause The time in which a woman has irregular cycles of ovulation and menstruation leading up to menopause and continuing until 12 months after her final period. Perimenopause is also known as the menopausal transition or climacteric.