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AMH Test
An AMH test provides clarity on your ovarian reserve so you can make informed choices about your future fertility options. Our comprehensive AMH test is only available for patients undergoing an ultrasound scan & consultation appointment.
What is AMH?
Anti-Müllerian Hormone (AMH) is a protein produced by the ovaries that indicates the number of eggs remaining. Understanding your AMH levels can help to assess your ovarian egg reserve and fertility. AMH levels are, on average, lower in older women (particularly over the age of 40) and higher in women with Polycystic Ovaries (PCO) or Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS).
What is an AMH test?
An AMH test measures the levels of Anti-Müllerian Hormone in your blood, helping to assess how many eggs you have left. Women choose to take an AMH test to understand their fertility potential for many reasons, including:
- Wanting reassurance about their current fertility status.
- Planning around personal or career goals.
- Understanding options if fertility may be impacted by health conditions or treatment.
- Reducing uncertainty about future fertility decisions.
Why CREATE Fertility is the right choice for AMH testing
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Experienced clinicians providing personalised care
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Accurate assessment with advanced fertility ultrasound techniques
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Honest, evidence-based guidance on your options
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Supportive nursing teams who treat you as an individual
AMH Test
AMH tests are available at all our clinics, as part of Fertility Assessment packages, or if the clinic request it during your Baseline Scan or after that.
AMH Test costs
Our AMH Test includes:
- Detailed report explaining your hormone levels
- Detailed report explaining your ovarian reserve
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Stories from women who have taken an AMH test to assess their fertility.
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I felt treatment was very personalised and catered for usI felt treatment was very personalised and I would definitely recommend CREATE to other people seeking fertility treatment!Read Full Story
How an AMH test guides the next steps
An AMH test helps build a clearer picture of your fertility and can support informed decisions about the options available to you, including:
- Understanding your ovarian reserve and potential egg supply
- Identifying whether further fertility testing may be helpful
- Informing whether fertility treatment such as IVF may be appropriate
Our fertility testing team
Dr. César Díaz
Chief Medical Officer IVIRMA GLOBAL - Northern Europe
Dr Fotodotis Malamas
IVF Consultant
Dr Martin Wilding
Laboratory Director
Dr Mark Sedler
IVF Consultant
Dr Tamer Nafee
Deputy Medical DirectorFrequently asked questions
An AMH test, or Anti-Müllerian Hormone test, measures the amount of AMH in your blood. This hormone is produced by cells in your ovaries and gives an indication of your ovarian reserve — essentially, how many eggs remain.
AMH testing provides insight into your egg supply and reproductive potential. While it does not guarantee conception, it can help identify reduced ovarian reserve early, highlight conditions such as PCOS, and guide whether treatments like IVF or Modified Natural IVF might be suitable. It also gives you clarity to make practical family planning choices without unnecessary delay or uncertainty.
An AMH test is a simple blood test usually done at a fertility clinic. It can be taken at any time in your cycle, as AMH levels stay stable. The results provide a clear picture of your ovarian reserve and can help your fertility specialist offer personalised guidance about your options and next steps.
AMH testing is available at CREATE Fertility clinics in St Paul’s, Wimbledon, Manchester, Birmingham, and Bristol. You can book an AMH test online or over the phone, often combined with a scan and consultation for a comprehensive fertility assessment.
If you have very low AMH levels, you are likely to respond poorly to the drug doses involved in conventional IVF. However, Natural IVF and Modified Natural IVF can be more a more suitable treatment for those with low ovarian reserve.
CREATE Fertility is a pioneer in offering this IVF treatment as an option for patients who have low ovarian reserve. At CREATE we will treat any woman under the age of 50 with her own eggs if she is still ovulating and have given many women the chance to try after they have been turned away elsewhere.
If you’re worried about low AMH levels and the implications on your fertility it is important to discuss these concerns with a specialist.
How to get started with us
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