Female Fertility Tests & Fertility Blood Tests for Women

Our female fertility tests measure key hormones involved in ovulation, egg reserve, and the menstrual cycle, including anti-Müllerian hormone (AMH), follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH), luteinising hormone (LH), oestradiol, progesterone, prolactin, and thyroid hormones in selected tests. While no blood test can predict your chances of becoming pregnant, fertility testing can help identify hormone imbalances, confirm ovulation, and provide useful information to support conversations with your healthcare professional.

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IVF Viral Screen Blood Test

Starting IVF treatment? Many fertility clinics require viral screening before you begin

  • Results estimated in 2 working days
  • 6 biomarkers
£169.00
Advanced Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) Blood Test

Are you experiencing symptoms of PCOS like irregular periods, excess facial hair, or oily skin? Perhaps you’ve been diagnosed with PCOS and want to check your cholesterol levels and diabetes risk

  • Results estimated in 4 working days
  • 19 biomarkers
£219.00
Chlamydia and Gonorrhoea Urine Test

Have no symptoms but want a quick and discreet STI check? This urine test detects two of the most common STIs — chlamydia and gonorrhoea

  • Results estimated in 4 working days
  • 2 biomarkers
£59.00
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“This collection can help assess key aspects of your reproductive health. Depending on the test you choose, it can evaluate ovarian reserve, confirm ovulation or early pregnancy, and investigate hormone-related conditions, such as PCOS, that may affect fertility.”

Dr Tina Ghela, Head of Clinical, Medichecks

Which female fertility test should I choose?

The right test depends on what you'd like to understand.

  • Starting your fertility journey: A comprehensive fertility hormone profile measures several hormones involved in ovulation and reproductive health, providing a broad overview.
  • Checking your ovarian reserve: An AMH test measures Anti-Müllerian hormone to estimate your ovarian reserve (egg reserve). It doesn't assess egg quality or predict your chances of pregnancy.
  • Confirming ovulation: A progesterone test can confirm whether ovulation
    has occurred when taken at the correct stage of your menstrual cycle.

Read out the guide on female infertility for more information.



Can fertility blood tests tell me if I can get pregnant?

Fertility blood tests can't tell you whether you'll definitely become pregnant, but they can provide valuable information about the hormones involved in ovulation and reproductive function.

Your results may help identify hormone imbalances, assess ovarian reserve, or confirm whether ovulation has taken place.

Fertility depends on many factors, including age, egg quality, sperm health, fallopian tube function, overall health, and lifestyle, so blood tests are only one part of the picture.

FAQs

What's the best female fertility blood test?

Choosing the best fertility blood test for you depends on what you'd like to understand. A comprehensive fertility profile provides a broad overview of reproductive hormones, while an AMH blood test focuses specifically on ovarian reserve.

What does an AMH test measure?

An anti-Müllerian hormone (AMH) test measures a hormone produced by the ovaries that's used as an indicator of ovarian reserve. It doesn't measure egg quality or predict your ability to conceive, but it can provide useful information about the number of remaining eggs.

Can a blood test confirm ovulation?

Yes. A progesterone blood test can help confirm whether ovulation has occurred when it's taken at the correct point in your menstrual cycle.

When should I take a fertility blood test?

Some fertility hormones should be measured on specific days of your menstrual cycle, while others can be tested at any time. Your test instructions will explain the best time to collect your sample.

Can fertility tests explain why I'm not getting pregnant?

Hormone testing can identify some potential causes of fertility problems, but it can't assess every factor that affects fertility. Depending on your circumstances, additional investigations for both partners may also be recommended.

Does age affect female fertility?

Yes. Female fertility naturally declines with age as both the number and quality of eggs decrease. While hormone testing can provide useful information about ovarian reserve and reproductive hormones, it can't predict your chances of becoming pregnant.

Should my partner have fertility tests too?

If you've been trying to conceive without success, a fertility assessment often involves both partners. Male factor infertility contributes to around half of fertility difficulties, so testing both partners can provide a more complete understanding of your fertility.