Menopause (FSH) Test| 2 Tests

The FSH test is a rapid self-test for the qualitative detection of follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) in urine, which helps detect menopause. This test provides results in just 3 minutes and is 100% accurate.

Brand: All-Test.

Description:
Menopause is the permanent end of menstruation. However, it is typically not scientifically diagnosed until a year after a woman's menstrual periods stop. The last menstrual period before menopause, and the 12 months following, is known as perimenopause. Many women experience symptoms during this period, including hot flashes, irregular menstrual cycles, sleep disturbances, vaginal dryness, hair loss, anxiety, mood swings, short-term memory loss, and fatigue. The onset of perimenopause is caused by changes in the levels of hormones in the female body that regulate the menstrual cycle. As the body produces less and less estrogen, the production of follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) increases, which normally regulates the development of a woman's eggs.
Therefore, testing FSH can help determine whether a woman is in perimenopause. If a woman knows she's in perimenopause, she can take appropriate steps to maintain a healthy body and avoid the health risks associated with menopause, which include osteoporosis, increased blood pressure and cholesterol, and an increased risk of heart disease.

Who is it for:
This test is intended for women who suspect the onset of menopause and want confirmation. This change can begin as early as age 45, but true signs are observed around age 55.

Test principle:
The rapid FSH test is a lateral flow immunoassay that qualitatively detects the presence of FSH in urine. The test uses a combination of antibodies, including anti-FSH monoclonal antibodies, to selectively detect high levels of FSH. The assay is performed by placing urine in contact with the absorbent tip of the test. The result is interpreted through the colored lines on the display.

How to use:
1. Remove the protective cap, exposing the absorbent tip;
2. Place the absorbent tip directly in contact with the urine stream for at least 15 seconds until it is completely wet. (Note: Do not urinate on the results display. If you prefer, you can urinate in a clean, dry container, dipping only the absorbent tip);
3. After removing the urine test, immediately replace the cap over the absorbent tip. Place the test on a flat surface with the result display facing up, and then start timing;
4. Read the result after 3 minutes. If no result appears, wait another minute. Do not interpret the result after 10 minutes.