Fertility Awareness Week
23rd April 2024
Optimize your Patients’ Fertility Journey
In recognition of Fertility Awareness Week, explore our handpicked list of commonly ordered tests for fertility investigation.
These particular tests below can provide a nuanced understanding of hormonal dynamics, uncovering subtle imbalances that may go undetected through conventional methods.
Acknowledging the importance of prioritizing personalized care, this comprehensive list could assist you to deliver targeted interventions and optimize patient outcomes.
Lab Tests to Investigate Fertility in Women:
Hormone Investigation: Analyzing fluctuating hormones can pinpoint imbalances that may not be detected in standard single-day blood work and may indicate hormonal imbalances.
HuMap,Doctor’s Data
Androgens and Progesterones Profile,Doctor’s Data
DUTCH Complete + DUTCH Cycle Mapping, Precision Analytical
DUTCH Cycle Mapping Only,Precision Analytical
DUTCH Cycle Mapping + Adrenal, Precision Analytical
DUTCH Cycle Mapping PLUS, Precision Analytical
DUTCH Cycle Mapping + Sex Hormones, Precision Analytical
Menstrual Cycle Mapping, ZRT
Toxin Panels: Environmental Pollutants are known to be endocrine disruptors and can affect fertility.
Environmental Pollutants Profile (EPP)*, US BioTek
Mercury Tri Test, Quicksilver
Toxic Elements Exposure Profile (hair), Doctor’s Data
Urine Toxic Metals Profile, Doctor’s Data
Nutrient Evaluation: This tool is valuable for detecting nutrient imbalances and deficiencies and oxidative stress, which is linked to poor egg quality.
Nutristat, US BioTek
Comprehensive Stool Analysis: Suspected gut issues? If dysbiosis is present in the system it could indicate underlying hormonal imbalances.
GI 360, Doctor’s Data
GI Standard Profile, US BioTek
GI Advanced Profile, US BioTek
GI MAP, Diagnostics Solutions Laboratory
Thyroid Panel Investigation: This can be very helpful in investigation for infertility imbalances related to the Thyroid.
Thyroid Monitoring Panel (TSH, Free T3, Free T4, anti-TPO, anti-thyroglobulin), ICL