Evidence check: Fertility Check | Fruchtbarkeits-Test in the context of Wechseljahre

A Fertility Check in the context of menopause requires careful evidence evaluation. During menopause, natural fertility declines sharply due to diminishing ovarian reserve. Tests measuring AMH, FSH, and LH can indicate hormonal status but cannot restore fertility or predict pregnancy success. The evidence for direct-to-consumer fertility tests is weak: they provide lab values without clinical interpretation. Many products rely on marketing rather than robust human studies. In perimenopause, a medical workup (e.g., AMH by a certified lab) is more appropriate than a home test. Caveat: test results may create false hope or unnecessary anxiety. Always consult a reproductive specialist for fertility concerns during menopause. Safety note: No home test replaces professional diagnosis.