General information
Basic information about you and your health.

FemiCode helps you understand the signals your body is sending and guides you toward the next steps.
Taking care of your health isn’t just about responding to symptoms—it’s also about prevention. If your results don’t indicate an increased risk, you’ll receive guidance on how to take care of your body.

Hormonal health is about much more than a single symptom. That’s why the test covers seven areas that, together, provide a more complete picture of your health.
From the first question to your personalized report.
Basic information about you and your health.
Your periods, menstrual patterns, and selected information related to fertility.
Previous diagnoses, health conditions, and medications you take.
Body measurements and body type.
Cycle regularity, ovulation, and observations throughout your cycle.
Symptoms related to different areas of your health and your day-to-day well-being.
Selected hormonal and metabolic test results, if you have them.
All you need is the information you remember. If you have test results, you can add them, but they’re not required to take the test.
Between sections, you’ll find short facts and practical information about women’s health. They’ll help you learn something useful even before you receive your report.

The risk assessment model uses AI and medical knowledge to identify patterns that may indicate an increased risk of the conditions being assessed. It was developed based on medical knowledge, data, and defined risk assessment criteria.

After completing the test, you’ll receive a personalized report based on your answers. It will help you better understand your health, prepare for a medical consultation, and make informed decisions about the next steps you may want to take.
FemiCode helps you better understand the signals your body is sending. However, it does not replace a medical consultation or professional diagnosis.
The risk assessment presented in the report is for informational purposes only and does not constitute a medical diagnosis.
Only a doctor can make a definitive diagnosis and make treatment decisions based on a complete medical history, examination, and diagnostic test results.
Spend around 10–15 minutes getting a better understanding of the signals your body is sending. You’ll receive a personalized report to help you take a more informed approach to your health and decide what steps to consider next.
