Ovarian Function Test Paper

Ovary is an important organ of female reproductive system, its main function is to produce and excrete eggs and secrete hormones. Not only in the fertility play a decisive role, but also let women from the inside out to send out the source of youthful vitality, but now the population suffering from ovarian premature aging is getting larger and larger, so ovarian maintenance has become a compulsory course for women.

In the process of ovarian maintenance, regular examination should also be done, especially for busy urban women and pregnant women. The most convenient test method is to use ovarian function test paper (FSH test paper), FSH is an important index for clinical evaluation of ovarian reserve function. Generally, basal FSH is increased, indicating decreased ovarian reserve function. Collect urine with a urine cup, and morning urine is suggested, because it can measure the highest level of FSH. (test start time: once within 2-5 days after the physiological period, and then twice before ovulation to ensure the effectiveness of the effluent follicles)


Use the sampling tube to drain the urine and add 2 drops to the ring hole.
Observe and recorde the test results 5 minutes later, but the results after 8 minutes shows no clinical significance.

Interpretation of test results:

Positive: the color of T area is close to or deeper than that of C area, indicating that the FSH content in the sample is higher than the basic level and there are cases of premature ovarian failure.

Negative: only the color band in zone C or T is lighter than that in zone C, indicating that the FSH content in the sample is at the basic level and the ovaries are in a healthy state.

Invalid: only the T zone has a measuring band or both zones are colorless. Indicating the failure of the experiment, it is recommended to retest.

The otc ovulation test of our company is of good quality. Learn more about lh hormone test from chemtron biotech.

评论

发表评论

此博客中的热门博文

The Best Time for Ovarian Function Examination

1. Gynecological ultrasonography: around the third day of menstruation Under the b-mode ultrasound, you can see a lot of small follicles in the ovaries. These follicles are the "small houses" of the eggs, which are medically called "sinus follicles". The amount of sinus follicle can reflect the quantity of "inventory" very well. However, due to the subjectivity and experience of ultrasound, as well as the differences between different doctors' techniques, there may be some differences in the evaluation results. 2. Basic sex hormones: the best test time is the 2rd-5th day of menstruation Follicle stimulating hormone (FSH), luteinizing hormone (LH) and estrogen (E2) are indicators of ovarian age. When FSH>40 IU/L, it indicates that ovarian function has been exhausted, that is, there is almost no inventory. When FSH>10 IU/L or FSH/LH>2-3.6, the ovarian reserve function is often decreased. Or both are normal, and E2>80pg/ml suggests that
阅读全文

Menopausal Clinical Manifestations

The most typical symptoms of perimenopausal syndrome are hot flashes, mostly happens between 45 and 55 years old. And most women can have symptoms of varying severity. Some people begin to show symptoms during the transitional period of menopause, which lasts for 2 to 3 years after menopause. Postoperative perimenopausal syndrome (perimenopausal syndrome) usually occurs 2 weeks after surgery and peaks 2 months after surgery, may lasting for 2 years. 1. Menstrual changes Menstrual cycle changes are the earliest clinical symptoms in perimenopausal period, which can be divided into three types: (1) prolonged menstrual cycle, decreased menstrual volume, and finally menopause. (2) irregular menstrual cycle, prolonged menstrual period, increased menstrual volume, and even continuous bleeding, and then gradually reduced and stopped. (3) sudden cessation of menstruation, which is relatively rare. Because ovary does not have ovulation, estrogen level fluctuates, it is easy to produce endometria
阅读全文

Detection of Hepatitis C Virus

Detection of hepatitis c virus (HCV) infection includes serological detection and nucleic acid detection (NAT). The former includes HCV antibody (anti-hcv), core antigen detection, which includes qualitative/quantitative RNA detection and genotype/subtype detection. Anti -HCV detection is the most widely used HCV infection screening test, easy to operate. It takes less time and low cost, but it has a long window period, so it cannot distinguish between active infection and virus elimination, thus it is not suitable for people with immunodeficiency. HCV RNA is the direct evidence of viral infection. In the past, the detection sensitivity of qualitative RNA was relatively high, but with the maturity of real-time quantitative PCR technology, the detection sensitivity of quantitative PCR has been continuously improved, and the linear range has been continuously broadened, which is applicable to the monitoring of clinical antiviral treatment response, and is gradually replacing qualitative
阅读全文