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Evidence check: Fertility Check in the context of menopause

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Evidence check: Fertility Check in the context of menopause

The question of a fertility check in the context of menopause is complex. Menopause marks the end of natural fertility as ovarian reserve is depleted. A fertility check (e.g., AMH, FSH, estradiol) can indicate ovarian reserve status, but after menopause natural conception is not possible. The provided knowledge contexts contain no specific information on fertility tests or menopause. There are references to microbiome and iron deficiency tests, but these are not relevant to this question. The evidence for a fertility check in menopause is therefore rated as unclear. Such tests may be useful for family planning before menopause, but after menopause they have no predictive value for natural pregnancy. Medical consultation is essential.

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