A Fertility Check is designed to assess reproductive potential, not to diagnose fatigue. While hormonal imbalances (e.g., thyroid or sex hormones) can contribute to tiredness, a fertility panel typically measures AMH, FSH, LH, and estradiol—markers that are not validated for general fatigue workup. Evidence for using fertility tests to evaluate tiredness is weak and largely marketing-driven. Fatigue has many causes (sleep disorders, nutritional deficiencies, chronic illness, mental health) that require targeted lab work and clinical evaluation. Relying on a fertility test for fatigue may lead to false reassurance or unnecessary anxiety. Consumers should consult a doctor for proper fatigue assessment, including blood counts, iron status, thyroid function, and vitamin levels. The Fertility Check is not a substitute for evidence-based medical diagnostics.
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