The Vivoo Fertility Test analyzes your urine to measure Follicle-Stimulating Hormone (FSH), a hormone linked to egg supply. The accompanying app provides easy-to-understand results and personalized information about your fertility, empowering you to make informed decisions about family planning.
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The Vivoo Fertility Test is a urine-based test that detects follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) levels in urine, which is a key indicator of ovarian reserve. Elevated FSH levels could mean that fertility potential may be reduced. The app interprets the result for you and offers insights about your fertility health, helping you take control of your reproductive planning.
The Vivoo App makes understanding your results effortless. After scanning the test, the app provides a clear summary of your FSH levels and tracks your fertility health over time. It's like having a personalized fertility assistant on your phone!
The Vivoo Fertility Test is an at-home diagnostic test designed to measure Follicle Stimulating Hormone (FSH) levels in urine. It helps assess ovarian reserve and fertility potential in women.
FSH levels provide insights into your ovarian reserve, which is an important factor in reproductive health. If you're trying to conceive or struggling with irregular periods, knowing your FSH levels can help you understand your fertility status and any potential challenges.
The test is recommended for:
Individuals interested in understanding their fertility status.
For the most accurate results, take Vivoo FSH test on the third day of your menstrual cycle, unless your doctor has advised you to test on a different day.
No, this test alone cannot confirm menopause. While it may provide helpful insights, a definitive diagnosis requires a comprehensive evaluation by your doctor.
The Vivoo FSH Test is 98% accurate when used correctly. It is clinically validated with a detection sensitivity of 25 mIU/mL, making it a reliable tool for fertility assessment.
It’s essential to test specifically on Day 3, for fertility testing, as this is when FSH levels best reflect ovarian reserve. However, for menopause assessment, testing can be done any day and repeated as needed to monitor FSH levels over time.
Hormone therapy can potentially affect the accuracy of the test results. For the most reliable outcome, it’s important to consult your doctor before taking the test, as they can provide advice based on your specific treatment and needs.
If your test result is negative, this indicates that your FSH levels are within the normal range. However, if you continue to experience symptoms, we recommend repeating the test after 7 days to ensure accurate results and monitor any changes.
