NUTRI CHECK blood test

A woman's fertility depends significantly on her hormones. Even slight fluctuations can determine whether ovulation occurs, whether the cycle remains stable, or whether pregnancy is possible. The Fertility Check measures key markers such as estradiol, AMH, FSH, prolactin, and progesterone, providing clarity about your reproductive health.

AMH indicates the size of your egg reserve. FSH controls the maturation of the follicles. Estradiol influences the uterine lining, mood, and energy levels. Progesterone indicates whether ovulation has occurred and whether a pregnancy is supported. Elevated prolactin levels can block the menstrual cycle.

If you're planning to get pregnant, AMH, FSH, and estradiol are particularly important. AMH describes the number of eggs you have and is therefore a key marker for your future fertility. FSH regulates egg maturation—high levels can indicate a smaller egg reserve. Estradiol influences uterine lining buildup, ovulation, and mood.

By combining these values, the Fertility Check provides you with a precise picture of your reproductive situation. This allows you to better assess how long your body is likely to remain fertile or whether it is advisable to consider early measures such as lifestyle adjustments, medical advice, or fertility treatment programs.

Prolactin and progesterone play a central role in maintaining fertility. Prolactin is important for milk production; however, excessively high levels can block ovulation. Progesterone is the hormone of the luteal phase and prepares the uterus for a potential pregnancy.

The Fertility Check measures both values ​​and shows you whether your cycle is hormonally stable. Low progesterone can explain why cycles are short or ovulation doesn't occur. High prolactin can affect mood, weight, and fertility. With the lab results, you can take targeted action and support your body.

A regular menstrual cycle is a sign of hormonal stability. If periods are absent, shorter, heavier, or irregular, hormonal factors are often the cause. The Fertility Check analyzes the key markers that regulate the menstrual cycle: estradiol for endometrial buildup, FSH for follicle maturation, progesterone for the luteal phase, and prolactin for ovulation.

This will give you a clear picture of whether hormonal imbalances are behind your symptoms – and what the next steps should be to bring your body back into balance.

The sooner you know your hormonal baseline, the better you can plan your family. Hormonal changes often happen gradually and go unnoticed for a long time. An early hormone blood test, such as the Fertility Check, helps you realistically assess your reproductive future and identify risks early on.

The AMH level plays a particularly important role, as it indicates how long your body is likely to remain fertile. This allows you to make informed decisions – whether regarding natural conception, egg freezing, or medical options.

Many women want clarity without immediately visiting a fertility clinic. The Fertility Check offers a discreet and straightforward solution. You conveniently take the blood sample at home, the lab analyzes the values ​​with medical precision, and you receive the results digitally.

This allows you to realistically assess your hormonal health, take targeted action, and, if necessary, consult with specialists. This gives you guidance, knowledge, and control – precisely when you need it.