Why you need FSM menopause test?

Basically, menopause is a period of a woman's life when she loses her capability to give birth to children due to cessation of her primary ovarian functions. This usually takes place during the late 40s or early 50s, even though it may happen earlier, being a sign of the end of female fertile phase of life.

Menopause – the Change

Due to menopause, hormonal production of the ovaries decreases significantly. This change happens gradually, over a course of several years, going hand-in-hand with aging. However, due to these hormonal changes and imbalances, many women suffer from side-effects of menopause, affecting their well being and daily performance. Moreover, certain illnesses or disorders like polycystic ovarian syndrome, cancer of the reproductive organs, endometriosis and other such conditions tend to trigger early menopause in women, making the whole transition happen more abruptly, leading to more severe side-effects, manifesting through physical and emotional imbalances.

Also, women who undergo surgical removal of their ovaries, enter menopause as soon as these organs are out of their body, regardless of their age. On the other hand, women who undergo uterus removal stop experiencing menstrual cycles, but do not enter menopause instantly, due to their remaining ovaries.

All in all, menopause is unavoidable, being declared once a woman has not had her period for a year. Numerous signs lead to this state of affairs, including irregular menstrual cycles, vaginal dryness, mood swings, forgetfulness, hot flashes, night sweats etc.

Menopause – FSM Test Kit

The FSM test kit is designed to help all women who are enduring their post menopause syndrome. This test contains devices which can detect your menopause, helping you diagnose whether this part of your life has started or not.

Thus, FSM tests, regardless if done at home or in a clinic, help you save your time, money and effort. You do not need all the traditional blood tests in order to be certain that your menopause is, or is not, taking place. This test is accurate and precise in up to 98% of cases, being easy to understand and read.

All you need is an urine sample, provided in a sterile cup. Once you have this, following the instructions which come with the test, dip the testing device into the urine sample. Then, leave it on a flat, dry surface and wait for up to 10 minutes for the results of your test to appear.

Being sure that your menopause is getting closer helps you understand the changes in your body and cope better with your everyday life. If the tests appear to be positive, you are advised to consult with your doctor, asking for further information.