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Hertility Kit

Menopause Monit-HER Test

When our hormones change, our symptoms do too. Get clarity on your hormones, manage symptoms & get support from your own menopause doctor every step of the way.

  • Comprehensive online health assessment
  • Government-regulated and approved at-home blood test
  • Your own menopause doctor to analyse your results
  • A clinical care plan for every stage of your journey
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Understand which menopausal stage you’re at within 10 days

Understand which menopausal stage you’re at within 10 days

Current HRT or treatment review & optimisation

Current HRT or treatment review & optimisation

On-demand access to menopause doctors

On-demand access to menopause doctors

Screen for 5 health conditions associated with menopause

Screen for 5 health conditions associated with menopause

Referrals & prescriptions available from the next day

Referrals & prescriptions available from the next day

Hertility doctor
Dr Sugha Murugesu

MBBChir MRCP MRCOG

Hertility Menopause Doctor

“The Menopause Monit-HER Test gives me precise insight into your menopausal journey so I can give you information, advice and treatment to support you through this transition in life.”

Your go-to gynae

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Pinpoint your stage

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Manage symptoms

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Review treatment

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Screen conditions

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Monitor health risks

Pinpoint your menopausal stage

Get to know your hormones and what stage you’re at within 10 days, without even leaving the house.

Personalised

Each care plan is created by your menopause doctor to include treatment & management advice for your stage.

On-demand access

Our dedicated team of Menopause Doctors, Nutritionists and Counsellors are here to support you every step of the way.

Manage menopausal symptoms

Every symptom is listened to & combined with details on your medical history, lifestyle & periods (if you’re still having them) in the most extensive online health assessment.

Comprehensive

We test every hormone that could be leading to symptoms, flagging any that are out of range & pinpointing causes based on the latest research.

Scientific expertise

Our in-house Menopause Doctors will provide you with personalised nutrition & lifestyle tips to manage symptoms & optimise hormone levels.

Review current HRT or treatment

Continuous monitoring of hormones determines whether current management techniques such as HRT, lifestyle changes & supplements are working for you.

Tailored recommendations

The Menopause Doctor analysing your results will recommend the most appropriate and effective treatment for you and your body.

Dosage optimisation

Other medications can affect HRT efficacy so your Menopause Doctor will optimise dosages, with prescriptions available to order the next day.

Screen for health conditions

The online health assessment is the first step to diagnosis by calculating your risk profile for 5 potential health conditions associated with menopause.

Whole body

We do a comprehensive hormone test to screen for health conditions such as thyroid dysfunction that often go undiagnosed in menopausal women.

Streamlined

Get clarity on what’s going on in your body with streamlined access to additional testing & appropriate specialist care.

Monitor long-term health risks

Our hormone tests include indicators for heart disease, diabetes & osteoporosis so regular monitoring allows you to take preventative action.

Accurate diagnostic tool

835,000 variables have been considered to make the report the most accurate diagnostic tool to detect early signs of health conditions associated with menopause.

Vetted network

From confirming a diagnosis to accessing ongoing care, get referrals to our network of partner clinics if required.

What we test

Oestrogen

Oestrogen

Ovarian health, menopause symptoms, menopausal status, mood, bone health, heart health, fatigue, hot flushes, night sweats, vaginal dryness, itchy skin, urinary tract infections

The main source of E2 is your ovaries. As menopause is the result of your ovaries no longer working, E2 levels fluctuate then drop to very low levels as you progress from one stage of menopause to the next. E2 has a big impact on your overall health and an imbalance can lead to symptoms like dry skin and hair, vaginal dryness and hot flushes as well as a higher risk of heart disease, bone fractures and mood and mental health problems.

What we test

Oestrogen +

Tests for

Ovarian health, menopause symptoms, menopausal status, mood, bone health, heart health, fatigue, hot flushes, night sweats, vaginal dryness, itchy skin, urinary tract infections

why?

The main source of E2 is your ovaries. As menopause is the result of your ovaries no longer working, E2 levels fluctuate then drop to very low levels as you progress from one stage of menopause to the next. E2 has a big impact on your overall health and an imbalance can lead to symptoms like dry skin and hair, vaginal dryness and hot flushes as well as a higher risk of heart disease, bone fractures and mood and mental health problems.

Follicle-stimulating Hormone (FSH) +

Tests for

Ovarian health, menopause symptoms, menopausal status

why?

FSH (and LH) are hormones which participate in the feedback loop to increase and decrease estradiol production. As the ovaries make very little estradiol during menopause, this causes the brain to increase its production of FSH and LH in an attempt to boost estradiol levels, which is why FSH levels tend to fluctuate or are very high around the time of menopause. Monitoring FSH is therefore useful for pinpointing the cause of your symptoms and which stage of menopause you may be at.

Luteinising hormone (LH) +

Tests for

Ovarian health, menopause symptoms, menopausal status

why?

FSH (and LH) are hormones which participate in the feedback loop to increase and decrease estradiol production. As the ovaries make very little estradiol during menopause, this causes the brain to increase its production of FSH and LH in an attempt to boost estradiol levels. LH levels therefore tend to be high during and after menopause has taken place. Monitoring LH (in addition to estradiol and FSH) contributes to understanding an overall picture of your ovarian health, including why you are experiencing symptoms and which stage of menopause you may be at.

Thyroid-stimulating Hormone (TSH) +

Tests for

Thyroid function, skin, hair, weight, mood, fatigue, heart health

why?

Thyroid-stimulating hormone allows you to check if your thyroid is over- or underactive. TSH is produced by your brain and tells your thyroid how much thyroid hormones to produce, controlling your metabolism, mood and heart health to name a few. Having an underactive thyroid is more common in people with menopause and can cause symptoms such as weight gain, feeling bloated and fatigue.

Free Thyroxine +

Tests for

Thyroid function, skin, hair, weight, mood, fatigue, heart health

why?

Thyroxine is produced in response to thyroid-stimulating hormone and indicates how active your thyroid is. Too little thyroid hormones (known as hypothyroidism) means your body’s metabolism is slower, affecting other parts of your body such as mood and heart. Having an underactive thyroid is more common in people with menopause and can exacerbate symptoms such as weight gain, feeling bloated and fatigue.

Testosterone +

Tests for

Skin, hair, muscle growth, mood, fatigue, libido

why?

One of the sources of testosterone is the ovaries, which means that women who have undergone menopause tend to have lower levels of testosterone. This can result in fatigue, low mood and low libido.

Sex Hormone Binding Globulin (SHBG) +

Tests for

Skin, hair, muscle growth, mood, fatigue

why?

Women with menopause have high levels of SHBG. High levels of SHBG can result in lower levels of testosterone and estrogen, which can then result in symptoms such as oily skin, excessive body and facial hair and hair thinning.

HbA1c +

Tests for

Metabolism, type-2 diabetes risk

why?

Glycated haemoglobin (HbA1c) is a form of haemoglobin (in your red blood cells) that is attached to sugar. HbA1c is therefore a useful marker of your average blood sugar levels from the past few months. If it is too high, it can be a sign of prediabetes or diabetes, which is more common in those who have gone through menopause.

Lipid profile +

Tests for

Metabolism, heart health, hypertension

why?

A lipid profile measures the cholesterol and triglycerides in your blood. It therefore provides an overall picture of the lipids in your blood. Your lipid profile provides a useful indicator of your risk of cardiovascular disease, which is more common in people with menopause. An abnormal lipid profile (known as dyslipidemia) is also associated with hypertension, which people with menopause are more at risk of.

Vitamin D +

Tests for

Type-2 diabetes risk

why?

Vitamin D is necessary for regulating how much calcium is used by your body and therefore plays a crucial role in keeping your bones and teeth healthy. Having low vitamin D levels can make you more likely to have bone fractures, poor dental health and a low mood. You are more susceptible to a vitamin D deficiency if you don’t get much sunlight, have darker skin, and are older or have gone through menopause.

How it works

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Online Health Assessment

Our in-house experts have analysed guidelines, clinical experience & real-world journeys to create a powerful set of questions to understand exactly what’s going on in your body.

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Comprehensive Hormone Panel

We test every hormone associated with menopausal symptoms, underlying heath conditions & long-term health risks such as osteoporosis, cardiovascular disease & diabetes.

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Seamless Blood Collection

Options available for collecting your sample include doing it yourself at home, booking a nurse home visit or doing it in-store (coming soon).

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Your Virtual Clinic

One of our dedicated menopause doctors will analyse your history, symptoms & hormone results, clearly explaining what’s going on and what you need to do next.

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Clinical Care Team

Our clinical team of menopause experts have unparalleled education, experience and specialist training in women's health that you won’t find online or in a GP practice.

Ovary

The growing follicles and eggs within the ovary. Menopause occurs when there are no eggs left, or the ovaries are damaged or removed

Specialist care on your terms

Test from home, get answers faster, with less stress and for a fraction of the cost.

Traditional Routes

    • Expensive bills
    • Inconvenient appointments
    • Long waiting lists
    • Limited aftercare
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    • Affordable price tag
    • Test at-home
    • Results in 10 days
    • Follow-up options
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You’re in good hands

We are the only at-home test that is fully compliant with regulatory bodies and Government-regulated and approved test technology.

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Still got a question?

What is the menopause?

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Officially, menopause is defined as ‘the loss of ovarian function’ (the ovaries stop doing what they were designed to do.) This leads to periods stopping and no longer being able to conceive. Menopause is usually diagnosed after not having had a period in over 12 months however this depends on age and the presence of other conditions which might be interfering with regular periods.

What is peri menopause?

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Perimenopause is the transition stage before menopause (i.e. 12 months after your final period) takes place. During this stage, symptoms of menopause e.g. hot flashes are commonly experienced and periods become irregular. The length of this stage is dependent on the individual, and it can last anything between a few months to several years.

What are the symptoms of menopause?

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The symptoms and severity of symptoms will differ from person to person. However the most common symptoms include hot flashes, night sweats, joint pain, brain fog, low mood and a low libido. These symptoms are linked to the fluctuating or low levels of oestrogen that menopausal people experience.

How long does the menopause last?

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Menopause itself is diagnosed when you have had 12 months without periods. However the symptoms of menopause may be experienced throughout the stage beforehand (during the perimenopausal stage) and after menopause has taken place (the postmenopausal stage) too. How long these symptoms last will vary from person to person, however averages at about 4 years.

What age does menopause start?

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In the UK, the average age of menopause is 51 but it usually occurs between the ages of 45 to 55. If you go through menopause before the age of 45, this is known as early menopause and if you go through menopause before the age of 40, this is known as premature menopause (and may also be described as premature ovarian insufficiency depending on your medical history).

What signals the end of menopause?

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During the transition stage before menopause takes place (perimenopause), menopausal symptoms such as hot flashes and vaginal dryness are likely to occur. During this stage, periods also become irregular. Menopause is officially diagnosed when you have not had any periods at all for at least 12 months. Depending on your age, your doctor may suggest testing your follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) levels to confirm diagnosis, as FSH levels are a lot higher in menopausal people.
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