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Check Your Ovarian Reserve at Home
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While there have been tests on the market for years to test ovulation via saliva, basal temperature and even software, as well as tests for sperm count and follicle stimulating hormone, one test that we have not seen until now is one to actually test the female biological clock. This test will check your ovarian reserve which will tell you if you are on track for your age category. We all know that fertility declines sharply and dramatically after a woman’s mid-thirties and this is one, somewhat expensive ($350) way, to either confirm your fears or perhaps buy you some more time. Check out Repromedix to learn more.
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