The provided knowledge context does not directly address the role of a Fertility Check in sport. In general, such tests measure hormones like estradiol, progesterone, testosterone, or AMH, which are relevant for reproductive health. In female athletes, menstrual cycle disturbances (e.g., hypothalamic amenorrhea) can occur due to low energy availability, potentially affecting bone health and performance. A Fertility Check might offer insights into hormonal status, but consumer tests are not diagnostic and lack clinical validation for sport-specific decisions. The evidence for a direct performance benefit is weak; these tests are better viewed as part of a broader health monitoring strategy. Caveat: Hormone levels fluctuate significantly; interpretation by a sports medicine professional is essential to avoid misleading conclusions.
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