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LifeClues Ovulation Test

Format: Strip

 

Sensitivity: 30 mIU/mL

 

Specimen: Urine ​

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High Diagnostic Accuracy: 99% Agreements

LifeClues is a leading laboratory that specializes in developing the best antibodies for use in medical research and treatments. Our team of scientists are experts in the field and are continuously researching and innovating new ways of making our antibodies more effective and reliable.

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LifeClues is a leading laboratory that specializes in developing the best antibodies for use in medical research and treatments. Our team of scientists are experts in the field and are continuously researching and innovating new ways of making our antibodies more effective and reliable.

Forecast the most fertile 
period for conception.

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Luteinizing Hormone (LH) is a hormone produced by the pituitary gland. In females, LH surge is an sharp rise in LH levels that triggers ovulation and the development of the corpus luteum. The LH surge is closely related to ovarian ovulation in female menstrual cycles.

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Ovulation typically occurs within 24- 36 hours after the LH surge, and fertilization can only occur within 6 and 24 hours after ovulation.

 

Monitoring the LH surge is important for women attempting to conceive.

When to begin testing:

The day of the LH surge can vary from woman to woman and from one menstrual cycle to another. To determine when to begin testing, calculate the length of your usual menstrual cycle. Measured the length of one cycle is from the first day of your period (the day of the first bleeding) to the day before the next period begins.

Day 1 is considered the first day of bleeding or spotting. If your cycle length is irregular, with variation of more than a few days each month, take the average number of days for the last 3 months. 

What do you know about ovulation?

How do I know when to start testing?

How do I determine the date to start testing if my cycle length is outside the range shown in the summary table?

What time of the day should I perform the test? Do I need to use the first morning urine?

When should I stop the testing?

I’ve not yet detected my surge. What should I do?

Does a positive result guarantee pregnancy after intercourse within the fertile days?

How soon can pregnancy be confirmed?

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