What role does Fertility Check play in menopause?

Fertility Check is a commercial test that typically measures biomarkers like anti-Müllerian hormone (AMH), FSH, and estradiol to estimate ovarian reserve. In perimenopause, low AMH may indicate declining follicle count, but it does not diagnose menopause. Menopause is defined clinically after 12 months without menstruation. Using a Fertility Check during menopause has limited medical value because fertility has already ended. Moreover, there are no validated cut-offs for predicting menopause onset, and results may cause unnecessary anxiety. Evidence for its role in menopause is weak, driven more by marketing than by robust clinical data. Women should rely on established approaches like symptom management and hormone replacement therapy under medical guidance, not on direct-to-consumer fertility or genetic tests.