Fertility and reproductive tests measure the pituitary and ovarian signals that govern cycles, ovulation and sperm production, along with growth hormone and IGF-1. FSH and LH describe how hard the pituitary is working, AMH estimates remaining ovarian reserve, prolactin can suppress ovulation when elevated, and hCG confirms pregnancy. People order these when planning a pregnancy, investigating irregular cycles or low sperm counts, or checking growth-hormone status. Several are cycle-day dependent; each test page says when to draw.
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Pituitary hormone that supports gamete production and helps assess gonadal and pituitary function.
Pituitary gonadotropins that regulate ovarian and testicular function and help evaluate reproductive axis signaling.
Pituitary hormone involved in growth, metabolism, and tissue repair; levels are influenced by sleep, exercise, and metabolic status.
Qualitative test for human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) to detect pregnancy. Also used to monitor pregnancy progression and screen for certain cancers and…
Quantitative measurement of the beta subunit of human chorionic gonadotropin. Used to detect pregnancy, monitor pregnancy progression, and screen for certain…
Qualitative test for the beta subunit of human chorionic gonadotropin to detect pregnancy. More specific than total hCG and used to monitor pregnancy…
Reflects growth hormone activity and anabolic signaling; Z-score provides age-adjusted interpretation.
Pituitary hormone that stimulates sex hormone production and supports ovulation and testosterone synthesis.
