Ovarian Reserve
£75.00
โ ย Anti-Mullerian Hormone ( AMH )
This finger prick home blood test analyses the egg reserve that a woman has left.
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About this product
This finger prick home blood test testsย Anti-Mullerian Hormone (AMH). This hormone is secreted by cells in developing eggs within the ovaries. The levels of AMH in a woman’s blood provides a good indicator of their egg reserve and therefore their ability to become pregnant.
Many women that are considering IVF or freezing their eggs will be required to undertake this test to determine the likelihood of success with this procedure. The Ovarian Reserve Test at Home Kit From ZoomDoc.
What will the results tell you ?ย
The results will show your exact AMH level and dependent on your age, our Doctors will advise if your AMH level is low, normal or elevated. Very high levels could be a sign of Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome.
What is Included?
โย Home Finger Prick Blood Test Kit
โย Recorded, next day delivery of your test kit (if booked before 3.30pm Mon-Thur)
โย 24hr Tracked Royal Mail Return
โย Results 2-3 working days from receipt by the Laboratory
โย Patients emailed with results & analysis by a ZoomDoc GP
Symptoms
When to test
We would advise patients to only undertake this test Monday to Thursday and then sending it directly back to ZoomDoc. This ensures that there are no delays in receiving your test kit at our partner laboratory.
As part of monitoring your AMH with repeated tests, it is advisable to take your test at the same time in your menstrual cycle.
Biomarkers
Specific biomarker included with this test includes:
โย Anti-Mullerian Hormone ( AMH )
Frequently Asked Questions
How accurate are ZoomDoc Wellness Tests?
ZoomDoc finger prick blood tests are as accurate as tests you would normally take via a normal regular blood test at hospital or in a GP setting.
All tests are analysed in labs in the UK and are UKAS & ISO 15189 accredited.
All of our partner laboratories undergo frequent quality control checks to ensure they meet the highest standard of testing. The equipment and analysers used are all designed for the specific function of capillary blood testing. All ZoomDoc test kits come with clear instructions.
What laboratories do ZoomDoc use?
All laboratories that ZoomDoc use are UKAS & ISO 15189 accredited.
Most samples are analysed at The Doctors Laboratory which is based in Central London. This lab is the largest private laboratory in the UK.
How are my tests reviewed?
All test results are analysed by our team of Doctors.
They will comment on your results and often provide both advice and health recommendations.
If there is any worrying results our Doctors will get in touch and advise on next steps.
Is this test suitable for children?
ZoomDoc do not recommend purchasing our wellness tests for children.
Can I discuss my results with a ZoomDoc GP?
Our team of GPs are available via the ZoomDoc app to discuss any queries or questions you may have.
What will happen after purchasing a Wellness Test?
After purchase of your test kit, it will be immediately dispatched to your home or workplace. After it arrives, you must activate the test with the details of the patient undertaking the test. There are full instructions on the test kit box.
Can I give my test to someone else?
Yes, if you receive or order a wellness test kit and want to gift it to someone else, you can do this. However, the test must always be activated with the personal details of the individual taking the test.
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If you have any queries please check our list of frequently asked questions or get in touch with one of our experts who will be happy to help.
How to take your home blood test
โ Women’s egg reserve naturally decreases as they get older with every cycle. With this ovarian reserve test, women can monitor their fertility levels and review the number of eggs that they have left.
If you are considering IVF treatment or freezing your eggs, this test will give a reasonable indicator to how likely you are too respond to treatment. “
Dr Kenny Livingstone – ZoomDoc GP