What to watch with Cardio Risk Check and Fruchtbarkeit?

When combining Cardio Risk Check and fertility testing, focus on overlapping biomarkers that influence both cardiovascular health and reproductive function. Thyroid markers (TSH, fT3, fT4) are critical – thyroid dysfunction can raise heart disease risk and impair ovulation. Vitamin D, ferritin (iron stores), and HbA1c (long-term glucose) also affect both systems: deficiencies or metabolic disturbances can worsen cardiovascular outcomes and reduce fertility. Inflammatory markers like CRP indicate chronic inflammation, which is linked to both arterial damage and poorer egg quality. Genetic variants such as COMT Val158Met have weak, non-replicated effects on stress resilience and are not clinically actionable. The evidence for these overlaps comes from clinical practice and observational studies, not large RCTs. Note that home tests have accuracy limits (e.g., fingerstick samples). Always consult a doctor for abnormal results. The Women’s Wellness Check covers many of these markers, but for specific fertility hormones (AMH, FSH, prolactin) a dedicated fertility test is required.