FDX 32 Femme Fertility

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Our Femme Fertility test is created to give an insight into the female viability for fertilization and healthy pregnancy. Not only do we use key Female fertility markers which consider sex hormone production, ovarian reserves (AMH), but we also use markers to identify the other health issues that may have a negative impact on fertility including oxidative stress, thyroid hormones, blood sugar management, key mineral nutrient status and viral or toxic markers of concern.
This comprehensive test also covers thyroglobulin antibodies, Epstein Barr Virus and Aluminium levels which have been implicated in fertility issues.
FDX Fertility assessment considers 13 body systems, 7 accessory systems, 7 macronutrient systems, 14 micro-nutrient deficiencies and 40 clinical dysfunctions to reveal more about your client’s health picture is their body ready, willing and able to support the creation of life?
Suitable For
- Those / women who would like a comprehensive review of their fertility status, whether they are experiencing fertility issues or not.
- Those / women planning to get pregnant now or in the future
- Those / women who wish to understand their fertility viability, indicators within this test include ovarian reserves
- Those / women with conditions that have the potential to impact fertility such as PCOS, endometriosis, Diabetes, metabolic conditions, chemical exposure
- Those / women interested in undergoing IVF and insemination who wish to maximise a successful outcome.
Key Biomarkers
Full Biomarkers
Blood Chemistry
Bone Health
Electrolytes
Enzymes
Hormones
Immunology
Inflammation
Iron
Kidney Function
Lipids
Liver & Gallbladder
Metabolic
Minerals & Metals
Nutrients
Prostate
Proteins
Sugars
Thyroid
Vitamins
Available Add-Ons
Test Instructions
Test guidelines:
Fasting blood draw required in the morning. Day 3 of cycle.
Additional progesterone and oestrogen levels required Day 21. (finger prick test included in the kit).
Can using a contraceptive impact the results?
The hormone markers will be influenced by hormone contraception; therefore, we recommend testing 4-6 weeks after contraception discontinued. However, the test can be used to identify dysfunctions that can impact on fertility aside of sex hormone levels.