Ovarian Reserve and Fertility Hormones Blood Test
Whether you are trying to conceive or simply planning for the future, understanding your fertility hormones can help you make informed decisions. This profile measures AMH alongside FSH, LH and oestradiol for a clear picture of your egg reserve and ovulation health.
Choose how you'd like your sample taken
Pick the option that suits you. The test is the same — only the way we collect your sample changes.
- GP-written interpretation by Dr James Coleman
- UKAS-accredited UK laboratory
- Results in 2–3 working days
No subscription. No hidden fees. Same-day dispatch. Ordering more than one test? Place each order separately — each one ships as its own kit with its own doctor's report.

Dr James Coleman
“Every Brooksby report is written personally. You get a plain-English interpretation and a clear next step — not just numbers on a page.”
Simple from start to finish
Order your test
Choose online in minutes. Your kit ships the same working day.
Collect your sample
Finger-prick or Venous collection
Post it back
Drop your pre-paid, tracked envelope in any postbox. We take it from there.
Your GP-written report
Reviewed by a practising GP. Delivered to your secure portal within 2–3 working days.
Book your doctor review
Receive a link to book a private call with your doctor to discuss your results and the next steps that make sense for you.
Every result comes with a written report
What you actually get in this test
4 biomarkers across 4 panels, analysed by a UKAS-accredited UK laboratory and personally reviewed by Dr Coleman.
A GP-led service, not a lab with a website
GP-written report included
Every report is written by Dr Coleman, a practising GP. No extra charge.
A named doctor, not a team
Your report is signed by Dr Coleman personally. Not an anonymous review pool.
UKAS-accredited UK lab
Same accreditation standard used by NHS hospitals. Consistent, reliable analysis.
One-off, no subscription
You order the test, you get the report, you own the data. No ongoing fees.
Common questions
Everything you need to know before ordering your Ovarian Reserve and Fertility Hormones Blood Test.
What is the Ovarian Reserve Test?
This test measures your remaining egg supply and key fertility hormones:
AMH (Anti-Müllerian Hormone) - indicates ovarian reserve
FSH - follicle stimulating hormone
LH - luteinising hormone
Oestradiol - main female hormone
Who should consider the Ovarian Reserve Test?
Women wanting to understand their fertility potential for:
Proactive family planning decisions
Assessing egg freezing options
Investigating cycle irregularities
Understanding if early menopause might be approaching
IVF planning
What does AMH tell me?
AMH reflects the number of eggs remaining in your ovaries. Higher levels suggest good ovarian reserve; lower levels indicate diminished reserve. It helps assess your fertility window and guides reproductive planning.
When should I take the Ovarian Reserve Test?
For most accurate hormone assessment, test on day 2–5 of your menstrual cycle. AMH can be tested any time, but FSH/LH/Oestradiol are cycle-dependent.
How should I prepare for this test?
Follow these steps:
Timing: Day 2–5 of cycle if possible
No fasting required
Be well: Avoid testing during illness
Hydrate: Drink water
Bring ID: Photo ID and confirmation
How will I receive my Ovarian Reserve results?
Secure online results with a GP-written explanation from Brooksby Medical in 2–3 working days.
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