What is MedCab Infertility / PCOD Care - Female?

A Infertility / PCOD Care - Female (fertility test for women) is a complete set of blood tests designed to find out why it's hard to get pregnant. It looks at different hormones in the body that help with having a baby. These tests check if everything is okay for getting pregnant and having a baby. It measures hormone levels important for having babies.

Infertility means not being able to have a baby even after trying for a year without birth control. For about 37% of couples who can't have a baby, the issue is with the woman and for 35% of couples, it's a mix of both. If a woman has irregular periods, a history of miscarriages, hormone problems or age-related worries, doctors might suggest a fertility screening test. This fertility screening test helps find out if there are any issues affecting the ability to get pregnant. Conditions like thyroid problems, STDs or PCOS can also make it hard to have a baby. Taking these tests helps figure out what's causing the infertility so that doctors can help. In simple terms, the female fertility test checks for possible problems in women that might make it tricky to get pregnant.

Before doing the infertility test for women you might need to prepare in a special way. The things you do to get ready can change based on the tests in the panel.

Lab test results can be different at different labs. If your fertility screening test results are not normal, you need an expert to explain them. Don't try to treat yourself at home only by looking at the results. Talk to a doctor to understand them correctly. Tell the doctor about your symptoms and past illnesses. This helps the doctor understand your condition better. Doctors use this information along with test results to suggest changes in your lifestyle like what to eat and how to exercise. They also decide if you need special treatments like intrauterine insemination or in vitro fertilization to help you get pregnant. Always trust your doctor's advice.

What is MedCab Infertility / PCOD Care - Female used for?

MedCab female infertility test is done for:

1. Finding out why some women have difficulty getting pregnant.

2. Checking why some women have irregular periods.

3. Exploring reasons for repeated miscarriages.

4. Checking females with PCOS and thyroid issues.

5. Identifying problems with the pituitary gland or ovaries in women.

What does MedCab Infertility / PCOD Care - Female measure?

MedCab Infertility / PCOD Care - Female includes 10 tests such as Anti Mullerian Hormone (AMH), Estradiol (E2), Luteinizing Hormone (LH), Prolactin (PRL), HbA1c, FSH – Follicle Stimulating Hormone, Blood Sugar Fasting, Thyroid Profile Total, CBC Profile, Urine Profile test.

The Infertility / PCOD Care - Female price is much lower than the MRP of infertility test price.

When to use the MedCab Infertility / PCOD Care - Female?

Use MedCab Infertility / PCOD Care - Female if you have following symptoms:

1. inability to get pregnant, 

2. too long menstrual cycle (35 days or more), 

3. too short menstrual cycle (less than 21 days), etc.

What does the Anti Mullerian Hormone (AMH) test measure?

The AMH test measures the level of anti-mullerian hormone in the blood which is a crucial factor in sexual organ development and egg growth. AMH's role and quantity vary based on gender and age. Primarily used to assess a woman's potential to produce viable eggs for pregnancy, this test determines fertility prospects. Understanding your AMH levels can provide valuable insights into reproductive health and assist in family planning decisions.

What does the Estradiol (E2) test measure?

The estradiol test checks how much estradiol (E2) is in your blood. Estradiol is a hormone like estrogen. It helps grow parts of the female body like the uterus, fallopian tubes, vagina and breasts. This test tells us how much of this hormone you have in your body.

What does the Prolactin test measure?

A Prolactin (PRL) test measures the amount of prolactin in your blood sample. Prolactin is a hormone produced by the pituitary gland, a tiny structure situated at the brain's base.

What does the HbA1c test measure?

A hemoglobin A1C (HbA1C) test is a blood test that measures the amount of blood sugar (glucose) attached to your hemoglobin. It shows what your average blood sugar (glucose) level was over the past two to three months. 

What does the Follicle Stimulating Hormone (FSH) test measure?

The follicle stimulating hormone test measures the amount of FSH in your blood sample. FSH is significant for sexual development in children and plays a crucial role in adult fertility.

What does the Luteinizing Hormone (LH) test measure?

The Luteinizing Hormone test checks how much LH you have. Hormones are like messengers in your body that control what certain cells or organs do. LH levels are usually checked with a blood sample. Sometimes, urine samples are used for testing in specific cases.

What does the Thyroid Profile Total test measure?

A Thyroid profile test includes thyroid hormones T3, T4 & TSH which help to identify how well your thyroid gland functions. TFT thyroid test indicates whether the thyroid gland is under-functioning or over-functioning or the function is normal. 

What does the Blood Glucose Fasting test measure?

A Blood Glucose Fasting (BSF) test checks sugar (glucose) levels in your blood. It's a simple, safe and common method to detect prediabetes, diabetes, or gestational diabetes.

What does the CBC Profile test measure?

CBC (complete blood count) profile test typically measures low platelet count of the later stages of the illness and detects the decrease in hemoglobin, hematocrit and red blood cell (RBC) count i.e. evidence of anemia that would occur with blood loss associated with severe dengue fever.

What does the Urine Profile test measure? 

A urine profile test measures issues needing treatment like urinary tract infections or kidney problems. It also detects serious diseases early such as kidney disease, diabetes or liver disease.