AMH Blood Test – Ovarian Reserve
Our AMH (Anti-Müllerian Hormone) blood test provides insight into ovarian reserve — a marker of the quantity of eggs remaining in the ovaries.
This in-store blood test uses high-quality diagnostics from
and is suitable whether you’re planning for the future, exploring fertility options, or seeking clarity about hormonal changes.
What Is AMH?
Anti-Müllerian Hormone (AMH) is produced by follicles in the ovaries and is commonly used as an indicator of ovarian reserve.
AMH levels tend to decline naturally with age, but they can vary significantly between individuals. An AMH test can help provide insight into reproductive potential — although it does not predict the ability to conceive naturally on its own.
What Can an AMH Test Help With?
- Understanding ovarian reserve
- Fertility planning or future family considerations
- Investigating hormonal changes
- Supporting conversations with fertility specialists or GPs
- Providing context alongside other hormone tests
About the AMH Blood Test
This is a simple finger-prick blood test carried out in-store by our trained pharmacy team.
- ✔ No GP referral required
- ✔ Suitable for adults aged 18+
- ✔ Can be taken on any day of the menstrual cycle
- ✔ Uses validated KP Pharma testing equipment
Unlike some other hormone tests, AMH levels remain relatively stable throughout the cycle, making timing more flexible.
Understanding Your Result
We will explain your result during your appointment, including how it compares with expected reference ranges for your age.
Depending on your result and personal circumstances, we may suggest:
- Additional hormone testing (e.g. progesterone, oestrogen)
- A fertility or hormone review
- Sharing results with your GP or fertility specialist
An AMH test does not diagnose infertility or menopause on its own, but it can be a helpful part of a wider assessment.
Why Choose The Health Dispensary?
- ✔ Convenient in-store testing
- ✔ Experienced pharmacy team
- ✔ Clear, supportive explanations
- ✔ Option to combine with other blood tests
FAQs
Can AMH predict whether I can get pregnant?
AMH reflects ovarian reserve but does not predict natural fertility or guarantee outcomes. Many factors influence the ability to conceive.
Do I need to time the test with my cycle?
No — we can test AMH on any day of the menstrual cycle.
Is fasting required?
No, you do not need to fast for this test.
Can AMH diagnose menopause?
No single test can diagnose menopause. Levels of AMH may decline during perimenopause but should be interpreted alongside symptoms and other markers.