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For women in their 30's, 40's and 50's Directions for Use See Demonstration Ordering Information FDA information Product Guarantee Menopause Symptoms Related Conditions Not sure if you have decreased ovarian function? Take the Meno Quiz		How is Menopause Diagnosed? Your medical history, symptoms, and a simple hormone test measuring follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) are usually all that is needed by your health care provider to diagnose if you are in menopause. Natural menopause on the average occurs to women about age 51, but can happen for some women much earlier. Premature ovarian failure (POF) (sometimes called temporary menopause) and early menopause before age 40 is rare, but it does occur. The average age for POF is 27 years old. Menopause can be induced at any age if the ovaries are removed or damaged as in hysterectomy surgery, and tubal ligation surgery, or chemotherapy. The most noted hormonal change that occurs during menopause is a severe decrease in estrogen. Estrogen loss puts you at risk for serious health problems such as heart disease, stroke, and osteoporosis. While these health conditions may not manifest until years later, the immediate symptoms (hot flashes, etc...) of the hormonal changes occurring often appear before your last menstrual cycle. This period of the menopause transition is often called perimenopause. A woman may have none, one, some, or many of the symptoms listed. The symptoms can be very unpredictable and disturbing if a woman does not know they are related to menopause. While a woman who is 55 may have 7 or 8 different symptoms, this may not be surprising to her or her doctor. On the other hand, a woman who is 29 years old experiencing 10 or so symptoms, including hot flashes and loss of sex drive would be. A woman is "postmenopausal" when she has not had a menstrual period for one year. The term "menopause" is used to describe the period between the beginning and end of symptoms and is often used to include the perimenopausal and postmenopausal periods.	....

Menopause Test

Home Menopause Test Kit $19.95 ORDER TODAY! Test BEFORE your next doctor visit.

For women in their
30's, 40's and 50's

Directions for Use
See Demonstration
Ordering Information
FDA information
Product Guarantee

Menopause Symptoms
Related Conditions

Not sure if you
have decreased
ovarian function?
Take the Meno Quiz

How is Menopause Diagnosed?

Your medical history, symptoms, and a simple hormone test measuring follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) are usually all that is needed by your health care provider to diagnose if you are in menopause.

Natural menopause on the average occurs to women about age 51, but can happen for some women much earlier. Premature ovarian failure (POF) (sometimes called temporary menopause) and early menopause before age 40 is rare, but it does occur. The average age for POF is 27 years old. Menopause can be induced at any age if the ovaries are removed or damaged as in hysterectomy surgery, and tubal ligation surgery, or chemotherapy.

The most noted hormonal change that occurs during menopause is a severe decrease in estrogen. Estrogen loss puts you at risk for serious health problems such as heart disease, stroke, and osteoporosis. While these health conditions may not manifest until years later, the immediate symptoms (hot flashes, etc...) of the hormonal changes occurring often appear before your last menstrual cycle. This period of the menopause transition is often called perimenopause. A woman may have none, one, some, or many of the symptoms listed. The symptoms can be very unpredictable and disturbing if a woman does not know they are related to menopause.

While a woman who is 55 may have 7 or 8 different symptoms, this may not be surprising to her or her doctor. On the other hand, a woman who is 29 years old experiencing 10 or so symptoms, including hot flashes and loss of sex drive would be.

A woman is "postmenopausal" when she has not had a menstrual period for one year. The term "menopause" is used to describe the period between the beginning and end of symptoms and is often used to include the perimenopausal and postmenopausal periods.

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"Ru25 Plus" FSH Menopause Test Kit distributed by:
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1629 S. Hamilton
Lockport, IL 60441

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NOTE: Diagnoses of health/medical conditions are not made at this web site, by www.HormoneCheck.com, or by any of its associates. This site and offered FSH testing is for informational and educational purposes only. No treatment is provided. A positive qualitative test for elevated levels of FSH does not, under any circumstance, confirm or deny a diagnosis of menopause. Further tests and consultation with a health care professional are required. The RU25 Plus FSH Menopause Test is not a treatment or a cure for any condition or disease. Taking, the "pill" (oral contraceptives) may cause a false negative reading with this test. Results of this test are not to be used to determine fertility or lack of fertility. Decisions about contraception should not be made on the results of this test. Read all directions. Direct questions concerning this test, menopause, and treatment for menopausal symptoms to a health care professional.

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Menopause Test

Menopause Symptoms Related Conditions

How is Menopause Diagnosed?

Your medical history, symptoms, and a simple hormone test measuring follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) are usually all that is needed by your health care provider to diagnose if you are in menopause.

Menopause Symptoms
Related Conditions