luteinizing hormone

How is Luteinizing Hormone Measured?

LH levels can be measured through blood tests or urine tests. Blood tests are typically done in a clinical setting, while home ovulation predictor kits can detect the LH surge in urine. These kits help women identify their most fertile days.

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