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Menopause is a biological stage in a woman's life when she no longer menstruates and reaches the end of her natural reproductive life. Most clinicians can diagnose menopause in women over 45 years old based solely on clinical history, without the requirement for tests.
The SELFCHECK Menopause test kit detects the presence of follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) in a urine sample. There is no single test that can diagnose menopause with complete certainty. Nonetheless, FSH is the classic biomarker that is used in hospital laboratories, and a persistently high level of FSH may indicate menopause.
Because FSH levels can fluctuate significantly, especially in women approaching menopause, each test kit includes two tests to be used on different occasions. If both tests show high FSH levels, you should consult your doctor before making any lifestyle or medication changes.
The SELFCHECK Menopause self-test is simple to use, taking only a little sample of urine and providing an easy-to-read visual result in within 10 minutes.
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How to use SELFCheck Menopause Test
The test may be performed at any time of the day, but it is recommended that an early morning urine sample is used.
Collect a sample of urine and immerse the 'dipping zone' into the collected sample for about 3 seconds. Do not allow the urine level to go above the dipping zone. After 3 seconds remove the test strip from the urine sample and wait 10 minutes. Using the instruction leaflet provided interpret the result.
Side effects of SELFCheck Menopause Test
Please read the instruction leaflet carefully before use.
Do not use test after the expiry date. Use the test only once. Do not take apart the test strip. For external use only. After use, the test components can be disposed of with normal household waste. There is no danger from any test component, provided you have used all the components according to the instruction leaflet.
Always consult your doctor if the test is positive, or if it is negative and you remain concerned about your health, or if symptoms persist.
