Trying for a Baby? How the At-Home FSH Test Kit Can Help You Understand Fertility

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Are you facing difficulties conceiving?

If you and your partner are struggling to fall pregnant, it can be an emotional and uncertain journey. One crucial factor in conception is your hormone balance — and follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) plays a central role.

What is FSH and how does it affect fertility?

FSH is responsible for egg maturation in women and sperm production in men. Imbalances can affect ovulation, menstrual cycles, and sperm quality — all key for natural conception. Read more on the NHS about infertility.

Symptoms that may suggest FSH-related fertility issues:

What can you do if you’re concerned about fertility?

Mayfield Clinic offers a UK-wide at-home FSH test, using a finger-prick sample and a secure return envelope. Results are available within 1 working day, all under the guidance of our UK GPs.

Why choose Mayfield for fertility hormone testing?

Take positive action today: Buy your at-home FSH kit or contact us to discuss your reproductive health.

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Frequently asked questions

Can FSH affect my ability to conceive?

Yes, abnormal FSH levels can sometimes contribute to fertility problems in both men and women by affecting ovulation and sperm production.

How soon will I get my FSH results?

Most results are ready within 1 working day after sample receipt and are reviewed by our UK GPs for accuracy.

Should I test FSH if I have signs of early menopause?

Yes, FSH tests can be taken during an investigation for early menopause, especially if you have symptoms like hot flushes or menstrual changes.

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