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FSH and LH Blood Test

* This is not a home test kit. You will need to visit a local lab for testing.

Also Known As

Follicle-stimulating hormone, follitropin, luteinizing hormone, lutropin, interstitial cell-stimulating hormone (ICSH) 

Purpose of the FSH and LH Blood Test

An FSH and LH test is a valuable tool if you’ve been struggling to conceive. Follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) and luteinizing hormone (LH) are both produced in the brain’s pituitary gland and are key indicators of fertility. In women, FSH stimulates egg production and helps regulate menstrual cycles; in men, it stimulates sperm production. LH also works with FSH and estrogen to help women ovulate and menstruate regularly. Fertility tests such as this one are helpful if you need answers to your infertility questions.

Quest
FSH and LH (7137)
Labcorp
FSH and LH (028480)

What Does the FSH LH Blood Test Measure?

This test measures the levels of FSH and LH in your blood. (If you want to measure these hormones separately, try our FSH blood test or LH blood test.)

Who Should Take an FSH LH Test?

Measuring LH and FSH in a blood test is advisable for women or men who are dealing with infertility. Women can also take this test if they have irregular menstrual cycles; men may want to be tested if they have low sperm count, decreased sex drive, or low muscle mass. The FSH and LH blood test can also be used by anyone who has symptoms of pituitary or hypothalamic disorders, which can affect fertility. These symptoms include unexplained weight loss, fatigue, and a feeling of weakness.

FSH and LH Lab Test Preparation

No special preparation is required before taking this blood test.

FSH and LH Results

For women, high levels in an FSH LH blood test may indicate reproductive issues such as polycystic ovary syndrome or Turner syndrome, which can both cause infertility. High levels also could signify that ovulation has ceased, and a woman may be entering perimenopause or menopause. For men, high test levels could indicate testicular damage or the genetic disorder Klinefelter’s syndrome.

Low test results can point to a pituitary problem in both men and women. Women may also have malnutrition or an eating disorder if they have low FSH and LH levels, while men could also have an issue related to the hypothalamus.

Where Can I Get an FSH and LH Test Done Near Me?

Personalabs makes hormone testing for women and men, including the FSH LH test, easily accessible. The process is simple:

  1. Visit our hormone testing section, buy the FSH and LH lab test, and download the lab order. (A doctor’s approval isn’t required, depending on the state where you live.)
  2. Select the lab closest to you for testing. We have more than 4,000 partner labs across the country to choose from.
  3. Bring your blood work order to the lab and get tested.
  4. Find your results in your confidential Personalabs account, typically within 2 to 10 business days.

Browse our comprehensive selection of men’s and women’s health tests. You’ll find the tests you need to give you control over your healthcare decisions so you can be proactive in maintaining an optimal state of wellness. Shop our lab tests online today.

Additional information

Provider

LabCorp, Quest

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STEP 1

Order Your Test

Create an account, choose your tests, checkout securely, generate your lab order

Document

STEP 2

Generate & Print Out Lab Order

Our physician network will approve your order within 2-4hrs.

Location

STEP 3

Visit the Lab

The test price decides which lab you will visit: Quest or Labcorp. Find a location in your area.

Report

STEP 4

Get Your Results

Results can be provided in as little as 24-48 hrs. For more complex tests, please contact us for turn around times.

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