The Fertility and Cycle Clarity panel provides a comprehensive view of the key hormones that regulate ovulation, menstrual cycles, and reproductive health. By measuring estrogen, progesterone, FSH, LH, thyroid function, prolactin, and AMH, this panel helps identify hormonal imbalances, assess ovarian reserve, and clarify factors that may affect fertility. It is valuable for women planning pregnancy, tracking cycle changes, or addressing symptoms related to hormonal health.
Elevated testosterone may signal PCOS or other hormonal disorders.
ApoB measures the number of LDL particles, offering a more precise risk assessment for cardiovascular disease than LDL alone.
Tracks lipid levels and cardiovascular risk factors.
Individuals entering or going through perimenopause or menopause.
Those undergoing hormone replacement therapy or IVF.
Individuals tracking hormonal balance through different life stages (perimenopause, menopause).
Measures the hormone that stimulates egg development in the ovaries. Important for women to evaluate fertility, understand menstrual irregularities, and assess menopausal status or ovarian health.
Measures the hormone that triggers ovulation. Important for women to assess fertility, understand menstrual irregularities, and evaluate conditions like PCOS or menopause.
Provides a highly sensitive measurement of estradiol using LC/MS technology to assess estrogen levels, support evaluation of menstrual and reproductive health, and monitor hormone therapy or menopausal status.
Accurately measures progesterone levels using LC/MS technology to assess ovulation, support fertility evaluations, and monitor hormone balance or therapy effectiveness.
Measures prolactin levels to help evaluate pituitary gland function, investigate menstrual or fertility issues, and diagnose conditions causing abnormal milk production or hormonal imbalance.
Anti-Müllerian Hormone (AMH) is produced by small ovarian follicles and serves as a key marker of a woman’s ovarian reserve, or remaining egg supply. Because AMH levels stay relatively stable throughout the menstrual cycle, this test is valuable for assessing fertility potential, guiding family planning, and predicting response to fertility treatments. It can also help identify conditions like PCOS or anticipate menopause timing.
