AMH Explained: All you need to know about this hormone test
Anti-Müllerian Hormone (AMH) is a hormone produced by the follicles in your ovaries responsible for developing eggs.
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Without clinical guidance, AMH results alone can be hard to interpret. That’s why our bundle includes not just an AMH test that you can do in the comfort of your home, but also a 1-on-1 private consultation with a senior fertility nurse who will help you understand your ovarian health and what it means for your future fertility.
Take an at-home AMH test to understand your ovarian reserve - the quality and number of eggs you have.
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It’s quick and easy to order your fertility test through our secure website. Simply add the test to your cart, checkout, and you're done! No need to visit a clinic – we deliver the test to your door.
Collect your sample with ease using the included kit. Once done, simply pop it back in the pre-paid Royal Mail envelope and send it off the same day for the fastest results.
Our partner labs analyse your sample, and within 5-7 days, you’ll receive an email with your results. Along with your results, you'll receive recommendations for next steps and invitation to book a consultation.
Once your results are in, book your consultation with one of our expert fertility nurses. They will help you understand your results, discuss your options, and offer personalised advice on how to move forward based on your fertility goals.
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Get insights into your fertility with targeted AMH testing. No unnecessary testing and expenses that you don't need - an AMH is the first step in gaining clarity and understanding of your current fertility situation. Our experts are here to help you understand what this means for you.
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Don't waste money doing tests you may not need. Should you need further testing following your AMH then our clinical team will arrange additional hormone tests or scans. These will also be done at home or locally.
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You won’t be left in the dark with your results and should you need onward care, our clinical team are with you from start to finish. We offer everything from egg freezing to egg donation and everything in between.
You can take an AMH test at any point in your menstrual cycle, as AMH levels remain relatively stable. However, certain factors like hormonal contraceptives or specific medications might slightly alter the results. It's best to consult with a healthcare professional about your specific circumstances.
No special preparation is needed for an AMH test. It requires a fairly straightforward blood sample to be taken. It’s important to discuss any medications or contraceptives you are using with your doctor or nurse to ensure accurate interpretation of your results.
AMH test results provide insight into your ovarian reserve, indicating how many eggs you have left. Higher AMH levels generally suggest a greater number of eggs, while lower levels may indicate a diminished reserve. This information can help guide fertility planning and treatment options.
Results from an AMH test typically take anything from a few days to a week. Your healthcare provider will contact you once the results are ready.
After receiving your AMH test results, discuss them with your healthcare provider or fertility specialist. They can help you understand what the results mean for your fertility and guide you on the next steps, whether it's trying to conceive naturally or considering fertility treatments.
A "good" AMH result varies depending on your age and individual circumstances. Generally, higher AMH levels are associated with a better ovarian reserve, but what's considered normal can differ. Your healthcare provider will interpret your result in the context of your overall fertility health.
If your AMH levels are low, it's important not to panic. Low levels may suggest a reduced ovarian reserve, but they don't necessarily mean you can't conceive. Discuss your options with your healthcare provider, who may recommend fertility treatments or lifestyle changes to support your fertility.
Both AMH levels and age are important factors in assessing fertility. While AMH gives insight into your ovarian reserve, age is a critical factor in egg quality. Together, they provide a more comprehensive view of your fertility potential.
Yes, AMH levels can sometimes be falsely high or low due to factors like certain medical conditions, contraceptive use, or laboratory variations. It's important to interpret AMH results alongside other fertility assessments and in consultation with a healthcare provider.
Currently, there's no proven method to significantly increase AMH levels. However, adopting a healthy lifestyle—such as maintaining a balanced diet, managing stress, and avoiding smoking—can support overall fertility.
Yes, it's possible to get pregnant with low AMH levels. While low AMH may indicate fewer eggs, it doesn't measure egg quality. Many women with low AMH levels conceive naturally or with the help of fertility treatments.
IVF can still be an option with low AMH levels, though it may require a tailored approach. Success rates vary, and your fertility specialist will consider your overall fertility profile to recommend the best course of action.
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