Whether a Fertility Check can help with menopause requires a nuanced answer. Such tests typically measure hormones like AMH, FSH, and LH, which reflect ovarian reserve. Low AMH can indicate approaching menopause, but the test is not designed or validated to diagnose menopause itself – that requires clinical criteria (12 months without menstruation) and physician-ordered lab work. Evidence for home fertility tests in perimenopause is weak: no large trials show they reliably predict menopause timing or improve outcomes. Hormonal fluctuations during the transition can also make single measurements misleading. Therefore, while a Fertility Check may offer some insight, it should be seen as a supplementary tool, not a diagnostic one. Caution: misinterpretation without medical guidance can cause unnecessary anxiety or false reassurance. Evidence grade: practice/marketing.
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