Question by flowerchild: Low estrogen levels after blood test I had done when I was on my period?
Just wondering if the low estrogen was linked to the fact that I had started my period on the monday and got the test done on the friday.. I’ve heard being on your period can affect those levels. Would that apply to this?
Best answer:
Add your own answer in the comments!
June 29, 2010 (2:02) A new study says a simple blood test could predict menopause, and thus help women plan when they can have children. See how — and why some are skeptical.
Video Rating: 5 / 5
Hi Ladies, Here is a discovery about the symptoms of pre-menopause, menopause and stubborn weight gain that changes everything! If there was ever a way to “Get Your Life Back”…this is it. Let me know what you think. Allies in Health, Don
Video Rating: 0 / 5
Question by Salem Gambit: How much does an estrogen test cost?
My friends and I are taking bets on who has the most estrogen, but to find out, we need to get tested.
Best answer:
Answer by Nikki ©
last time I check it was 75$
kind of expensive for a bet
Add your own answer in the comments!
Question by dvus: if your in perimenopause, will it make you have a possitive on a pregnacy test if your not pregnant?
Best answer:
Answer by dumplingmuffin
of course not,you don’t produce HCG when menopausal
Know better? Leave your own answer in the comments!
Question by page: When do women need to test their estrogen levels if they are TTC?
My doctor says my estrogen levels are too low. There are so many different levels to test, at different times of the month, I am confused.
Best answer:
Answer by realityshowjunkie
On cycle day 3. There are a lot of different levels to test like FSH and progesterone but if you have found your estrogen levels are low you need to get treatment for that. Estrogen is responsible for plumping the lining of the uterus making it hospitable to a pregnancy. Also, it is very common for women with low estrogen levels not to ovulate at all. Your doctor may want to start with your estrogen levels first because it is and easy fix before putting you through rigorous and expensive testing. If I were in your shoes and you have been TTC for awhile, I would ask for a FSH and progesterone test at the least. They are just 2 simple blood test you get on CD3 as well that will provide valuable information.
Good luck!
Add your own answer in the comments!
Subscribe to RSS Feed