In recent years, ovulation tests have become an important tool for women trying to identify early signs of menopause. These tests work by detecting the surge in luteinizing hormone (LH) that occurs just before ovulation, which can be an indicator of diminishing ovarian reserves. As I've learned, early menopause can have significant consequences for a woman's health, so being aware of any changes in our bodies is crucial. By using ovulation tests, we can potentially spot signs of early menopause and seek medical advice sooner. This proactive approach can help us better understand and manage our reproductive health.
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