Fertility Blood Test
Includes AMH — the key marker for ovarian reserve
A comprehensive fertility panel including AMH — the key marker for ovarian reserve — alongside thyroid function, prolactin, and reproductive hormones. 7 markers that help you understand your fertility timeline.
- Includes AMH — the gold-standard marker for ovarian reserve, normally £80+ as a standalone test
- Covers thyroid function (TSH + T4), a leading reversible cause of infertility that GPs often miss
- Measures prolactin — elevated levels disrupt ovulation and are another common, treatable cause
- Tests the cycle hormones (FSH, LH, oestradiol) that contextualise what your AMH result means
- A clinically complete fertility screen in one finger-prick — not just an AMH test with extras
Results in
Results within 72 hours
Sample type
finger prick
Biomarkers
7 markers tested
You are thinking about starting a family, considering egg freezing, or want to understand your reproductive timeline. You want more than just an AMH number — you want the full clinical picture, including the thyroid and prolactin checks that matter but are often missed.
Take this test if you want a clinically complete fertility picture — not just AMH in isolation. You will see your ovarian reserve (AMH), cycle hormones (FSH, LH, oestradiol), prolactin (a hidden cause of ovulation problems), and thyroid function (TSH, T4). Thyroid dysfunction is one of the most common reversible causes of fertility issues yet is often overlooked. Consider the Female Hormone Blood Test instead if fertility planning is not your main concern and you want a broader hormone panel. Consider the Menopause Blood Test if your concern is perimenopause rather than fertility.
Your results come with personalised AI-powered insights that explain what each biomarker means for your body, highlight areas that deserve attention, and suggest practical next steps — all written in plain English, not medical jargon.
- Clear, personalised explanations of every result in your report
- Lifestyle and nutrition suggestions informed by your results
- Guidance on which results to discuss with your GP
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This test provides health information, not a medical diagnosis. Always discuss results with a qualified healthcare professional.