Do you ever feel like your lab test results don’t tell the whole story? If so, you’re not alone. But did you know
that understanding your age, symptoms, and medical history can provide important clues that help healthcare providers interpret and understand your lab results? By taking a more holistic approach to testing, you can unlock the power of complete lab results and get a clearer picture of your overall health. Whether you’re managing a chronic condition, trying to diagnose a new health concern, or simply interested in optimizing your wellness, understanding the context behind your lab results is key. Discover how knowing your age, symptoms, and medical history can help you get more out of your lab tests, and take control of your health today.

Your private account helps determine the appropriate day for testing to ensure precise results. It takes into account the individual’s menstrual cycle and recommends collecting the saliva sample seven days before their expected period. For those with a 28-day cycle, the application suggests taking the test on day 21 to confirm ovulation. To ensure accuracy, the sample should be collected before 10am on a Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday and returned on the same day. The application may advise waiting until day 21 of the menstrual cycle falls on one of these days. However, individuals with irregular menstrual cycles or who have taken hormonal contraceptives in the last three months may experience affected results. It’s crucial to avoid hormonal contraception when taking the test to prevent inaccurate outcomes. Please note that this test may not be appropriate for individuals with irregular menstrual cycles or those who have been on hormonal contraceptives within the last three months. The application considers all of these factors to ensure that the testing day is appropriate for accurate results.

For those seeking Smart HRT, lab testing is conducted at the beginning to establish a baseline hormone level. Your healthcare provider may then adjust the HRT dosage and monitor the individual’s response to the treatment through follow-up lab tests. The frequency of lab testing may change during the course of treatment, but it is generally advised to conduct follow-up testing every three to six months. This time interval enables healthcare providers to monitor hormone levels and adjust the HRT dosage if needed. After symptoms have subsided, lab tests typically occur annually for check-ups.

- Women looking to record baseline hormone levels for future reference.
- Women between the ages of 45 and 55 looking for a health checkup.
- Women who want to evaluate hormone levels.
- Women who are experiencing symptoms of menopause.

UniquelyMe tests meet the highest standards for accuracy and quality as they are conducted in labs that are CLIA and CAP certified. These labs perform regular internal quality checks and undergo routine inspections to ensure the accuracy of their testing procedures. Additionally, UniquelyMe’s at-home sample collection tests have undergone extensive validation against traditional testing conducted in doctor’s offices and clinics, providing our customers with reliable and accurate results.