How to check for high luteinizing hormone

High levels of luteinizing hormone are caused by an imbalance in the body. Luteinizing hormone is formed due to the secretion of pituitary alkaliphilic granulocytes, and women will experience this reaction during the menstrual cycle, which affects ovulation and corpus luteum formation. So how do you check for high luteinizing hormone levels?

1. The enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) combining monoclonal and polyclonal antibodies is used to detect the peak secretion period of luteinizing hormone in the urine of women of childbearing age to predict the time of ovulation. It is a new method for detecting ovulation. This method introduces the "Dual Prediction LH.HCG Kit" jointly produced by the Beijing Red Cross Biomedical Development Institute and Canadian Biotechnology Co., Ltd., providing a new detection method for determining ovulation. Using morning urine to qualitatively determine the LH peak period and predict ovulation is a non-invasive, economical, convenient and accurate method.

2. Urine LH enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay is an effective method for predicting ovulation that is both accurate and economical, and can be used to treat infertility within 48 hours of a positive result. The urinary LH enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay has the advantages of simple operation, continuous measurement, rapid and sensitive reaction, low price, and can also be used for home self-testing.

3. Use magnetic particle separation and enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay to determine the luteinizing hormone in serum. The linear range, reagent color stability, precision, accuracy and radioimmunoassay pairing comparison were observed. This method has good repeatability, high specificity, accuracy and reliability, good correlation with RIA, and no radioactive contamination, so it is worth recommending. ELISA with magnetic particles is an advanced technique for non-isotope labeled immunoassay, called magnetic immunoassay (MAIA).