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FSH urine test: is it positive or negative? What does it mean?
Hi,
I am 35 year old, perfectly healthy, with a period that has always been pretty irregular (from 28-33 days), but never missed one. I got pregnant at the first shot 5 years ago and delivered a healthy boy. Now we have been trying for the second one for 6 months, but with no success. I tried a urine home test to check my FSH levels (I have no other symptoms), I followed the instructions and tested at day 3 of my period and it came back...I don't know. The test band is there, slightly lighter than the control one but not much. I have drunk very little water for all day, it can be the reason? and what does it mean if it is "slightly" negative? I am scared, I am reading online and it looks like with FSH levels higher than normal is almost impossible to conceive...help!
I am 35 year old, perfectly healthy, with a period that has always been pretty irregular (from 28-33 days), but never missed one. I got pregnant at the first shot 5 years ago and delivered a healthy boy. Now we have been trying for the second one for 6 months, but with no success. I tried a urine home test to check my FSH levels (I have no other symptoms), I followed the instructions and tested at day 3 of my period and it came back...I don't know. The test band is there, slightly lighter than the control one but not much. I have drunk very little water for all day, it can be the reason? and what does it mean if it is "slightly" negative? I am scared, I am reading online and it looks like with FSH levels higher than normal is almost impossible to conceive...help!
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