Female Fertility Test Package | Lahalak Platform
Discover your path to motherhood with our comprehensive fertility assessment. We measure key hormones regulating ovulation and your menstrual cycle to identify imbalances and ensure a healthy reproductive journey.
Scientific name: Female Fertility Assessment Package
A laboratory package specifically designed for the initial assessment of female fertility. It measures the key hormones that regulate the hypothalamic-pituitary-ovarian axis: follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) and luteinizing hormone (LH) from the pituitary gland, and estradiol (E2) and progesterone from the ovary. Prolactin levels are also measure...
Service type
Laboratory test (Blood)
Duration
10-15 minutes
Fasting
Fasting is not required
Included Services
- Assessment of ovarian reserve and pituitary gland function (FSH and LH hormones on day 3 of the cycle).
- Measuring the estradiol (E2) hormone at the beginning of the cycle.
- Checking for ovulation by measuring progesterone levels in the middle of the luteal phase (approximately day 21).
- Measuring prolactin hormone to detect hyperprolactinemia causing ovulation disorders.
- Consult a fertility specialist or endocrinologist to interpret the overall results.
- Personal support services from Lahalak
Medical Service Information
Conditions & Notices
- The timing of your menstrual cycle is crucial: the test should be scheduled precisely on the appropriate day of your cycle. Consult your doctor or the laboratory to confirm.
- Rest before prolactin sample collection: Rest for 30 minutes in a quiet room is required before the sample is drawn, and any breast stimulation should be avoided the day before the examination.
- Fasting: Fasting is not required for these hormones, but it is preferable to perform them in the early morning (8-10 am).
- Avoid stress: Physical or mental stress before the examination can raise prolactin and cortisol levels, which may affect the results.
- Stopping Medications: Inform your doctor about any medications you are taking, especially antidepressants, sedatives, or stomach medications that may raise prolactin levels. You may be asked to temporarily stop taking them before the test.
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