Whenever you scan an Oova test, you’ll receive the concentrations for each hormone being monitored. To make this data easier to interpret, we also provide statuses—simple indicators that help you understand where you are in your cycle and what that might mean for your hormone health.
If you’re using Oova to track ovulation, confirm hormone patterns, or monitor changes across your cycle, you may see statuses like these:
Statuses you may see when using the Cycle Kit or Extended Cycle Kit:
Low
This means your LH and PdG (a progesterone metabolite) levels are on the lower side. You’ll typically see this status at the beginning and end of your scanning window. Early on, Oova is learning your baseline hormone levels. Toward the end, a Low status can signal that your next cycle may be starting soon.
Fertile
Your E3G (an estrogen metabolite) is starting to rise. This indicates that you’re approaching ovulation and entering your fertile window.
High
Your LH levels are increasing, which suggests you’re nearing your LH surge. If you’re trying to conceive, this is a good time for intercourse. Some people may see several High days, especially during their first cycle as Oova learns what your personal LH peak looks like.
Peak
Your LH levels have reached their highest point for this cycle. This typically means ovulation is imminent. Don’t worry if you don’t see Peak in your first cycle—Oova’s algorithm may take 2–3 cycles to learn your unique hormone patterns.
Post Ovulation
This status appears when Oova detects an LH surge followed by a rise in PdG. This confirms that ovulation likely occurred. During this phase, PdG levels typically remain elevated while LH returns to baseline.
Elevated E3G
If you’re not actively trying to conceive but monitoring hormone patterns, an Elevated E3G status may indicate that estrogen is rising. This often occurs before ovulation and can help identify ongoing hormone activity, even if cycles are irregular.
Elevated LH
Your LH levels are rising, which may signal that you’re entering the LH surge portion of your cycle. Multiple Elevated LH days are common, especially in early Oova use.
Peak LH
This status reflects the highest LH level recorded for the cycle. If you’re using Oova to monitor ovulation, this is a key moment for understanding your cycle’s timing.
If you have any questions about your results or how to interpret your statuses, don’t hesitate to reach out to our Customer Support team at support@oova.life.