Benefits of Point-of-Care Tests in Women's Health
Rapid Result
Increased Accessibility
Increased Accessibility
POCTs provide results within minutes, allowing for immediate clinical decision-making and reducing anxiety associated with waiting for test outcomes.
Increased Accessibility
Increased Accessibility
Increased Accessibility
These tests can be performed in various settings, including remote or resource-limited areas, improving access to essential diagnostic services.
Improved Patient Engagement
Improved Patient Engagement
Improved Patient Engagement
Immediate results facilitate on-the-spot counseling and education, enhancing patient understanding and involvement in their healthcare.
Cost-Effective
Improved Patient Engagement
Improved Patient Engagement
By reducing the need for follow-up appointments and enabling early intervention, POCTs can lead to overall cost savings in healthcare delivery.
What We Provide at EAZE BIO
Pregnancy Test: Quick and Reliable Results
Urinalysis: Screening for UTIs and Pregnancy Complications
Urinalysis: Screening for UTIs and Pregnancy Complications
- Sample Collection - The patient provides a urine sample, which can be collected at any time of day. However, first-morning urine is often recommended for early detection due to its higher hCG concentration.
- Test Application - The test utilizes antibodies to detect the presence of human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG).
- Result Interpretation -
- Sample Collection - The patient provides a urine sample, which can be collected at any time of day. However, first-morning urine is often recommended for early detection due to its higher hCG concentration.
- Test Application - The test utilizes antibodies to detect the presence of human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG).
- Result Interpretation - The test displays results through color changes or digital readouts within minutes. A positive result indicates the presence of hCG, suggesting pregnancy, while a negative result indicates its absence.
- Follow up - Based on the results, healthcare providers can immediately discuss next steps, such as prenatal care initiation or further testing if needed.
Urinalysis: Screening for UTIs and Pregnancy Complications
Urinalysis: Screening for UTIs and Pregnancy Complications
Urinalysis: Screening for UTIs and Pregnancy Complications
- UTI Screening - Point-of-care urinalysis can quickly detect signs of urinary tract infections by identifying the presence of nitrites, leukocytes, and bacteria. This allows for prompt treatment, reducing the risk of complications, especially during pregnancy
- Preeclampsia Monitoring - Urinalysis tests can detect proteinuria, a key indicato
- UTI Screening - Point-of-care urinalysis can quickly detect signs of urinary tract infections by identifying the presence of nitrites, leukocytes, and bacteria. This allows for prompt treatment, reducing the risk of complications, especially during pregnancy
- Preeclampsia Monitoring - Urinalysis tests can detect proteinuria, a key indicator of preeclampsia in pregnant women. Regular monitoring helps healthcare providers identify and manage this potentially dangerous condition early.
- Glucose and Ketone Testing - These tests can screen for gestational diabetes and monitor ketone levels, which are crucial for managing metabolic health during pregnancy and beyond.
Rapid STI Test: Early Detection and Treatment
Urinalysis: Screening for UTIs and Pregnancy Complications
Fertility Test: Empowering Reproductive Decision-Making
- HIV Testing - Rapid HIV tests can detect antibodies or antigens within 20-30 minutes, allowing for immediate counseling and initiation of treatment if necessary. These tests have significantly improved HIV screening rates and early intervention.
- Chlamydia and Gonorrhea Screening - Nucleic acid amplification tests (NAATs) can detect chlamy
- HIV Testing - Rapid HIV tests can detect antibodies or antigens within 20-30 minutes, allowing for immediate counseling and initiation of treatment if necessary. These tests have significantly improved HIV screening rates and early intervention.
- Chlamydia and Gonorrhea Screening - Nucleic acid amplification tests (NAATs) can detect chlamydia and gonorrhea infections from various sample types, including urine and swabs. Results are typically available within 90 minutes, enabling same-day treatment.
- Syphilis Detection - Rapid treponemal tests for syphilis provide results in 5-20 minutes, facilitating immediate treatment and preventing mother-to-child transmission during pregnancy.
- HPV Testing - While less common as a point-of-care test, rapid HPV tests are being developed to detect high-risk HPV strains, potentially revolutionizing cervical cancer screening in resource-limited settings.
Fertility Test: Empowering Reproductive Decision-Making
Fertility Test: Empowering Reproductive Decision-Making
Fertility Test: Empowering Reproductive Decision-Making
- Ovulation Prediction Kits - These tests detect the luteinizing hormone (LH) surge that occurs 24-36 hours before ovulation, helping women identify their most fertile days. Advanced digital versions can track and store data over multiple cycles.
- Follicle Stimulating Hormone (FSH) Tests - FSH tests assess ovarian reserve by measuring FSH le
- Ovulation Prediction Kits - These tests detect the luteinizing hormone (LH) surge that occurs 24-36 hours before ovulation, helping women identify their most fertile days. Advanced digital versions can track and store data over multiple cycles.
- Follicle Stimulating Hormone (FSH) Tests - FSH tests assess ovarian reserve by measuring FSH levels in urine. Elevated levels may indicate reduced ovarian function, providing valuable information for fertility planning.
- Anti-Müllerian Hormone (AMH) Tests - While traditionally a laboratory test, point-of-care AMH tests are emerging. These provide insights into ovarian reserve and can help predict response to fertility treatments.
- Sperm Analysis Kits - Some at-home kits can provide basic information about sperm count and motility, offering a preliminary assessment of male fertility factors.
Menopause Test: Tracking Hormonal Changes
Fertility Test: Empowering Reproductive Decision-Making
Menopause Test: Tracking Hormonal Changes
- FSH Testing - Point-of-care FSH tests measure follicle-stimulating hormone levels in urine. Elevated FSH levels can indicate the approach of menopause, as the body attempts to stimulate declining ovarian function.
- Estradiol Measurement - Some advanced POCTs can detect estradiol levels, providing additional information about hormonal status
- FSH Testing - Point-of-care FSH tests measure follicle-stimulating hormone levels in urine. Elevated FSH levels can indicate the approach of menopause, as the body attempts to stimulate declining ovarian function.
- Estradiol Measurement - Some advanced POCTs can detect estradiol levels, providing additional information about hormonal status. Decreasing estradiol levels are associated with the transition to menopause.
- Symptom Tracking - While not a biochemical test, many digital tools allow women to track menopause symptoms, creating a comprehensive picture when combined with hormone tests.
- Result Interpretation - Healthcare providers use these test results, along with clinical symptoms and patient history, to assess menopausal status and guide treatment decisions for symptom management.