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Private AMH (Anti-Mullerian Hormone) ovarian reserve blood test in London at Tower Bridge Hospital, East London
Doctor-led · Blood test · Results explained honestly

AMH test in London.

An AMH (Anti-Müllerian Hormone) blood test gives an indication of ovarian reserve — roughly, the quantity of eggs remaining. It is useful for fertility planning, but it does not predict whether or when you will conceive naturally.

TestSimple blood sample
IndicatesOvarian reserve (egg quantity)
IncludesDoctor-led results review
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Educational information — not a substitute for clinical assessment

AMH reflects egg quantity, not egg quality, and it does not predict natural fertility or guarantee any reproductive outcome. A low or high result should be interpreted by a clinician alongside your age and circumstances.

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What AMH is

AMH is a hormone produced by the small follicles in the ovaries, and its level gives an indication of ovarian reserve — broadly, how many eggs remain. It can be measured at any point in the cycle from a simple blood sample.

Who it is for

  • Planning ahead and wanting a sense of ovarian reserve
  • Considering egg freezing or fertility treatment
  • Investigating fertility, alongside other tests
  • Understanding results in the context of your age

What is included

A single blood sample, with a doctor-led explanation of what the number means for you — and, importantly, what it does not mean.

Quantity, not quality — and not a prediction

AMH gives a sense of how many eggs remain, not their quality, and it cannot tell you if or when you will conceive naturally.

What happens

  1. A brief consultation about your situation and questions.
  2. A simple blood sample, taken at any point in the cycle.
  3. A doctor-led review of the result in the context of your age and plans.

What AMH cannot tell you

AMH does not measure egg quality, does not predict natural conception, and does not guarantee success with fertility treatment. A reassuring number is not a promise, and a lower number is not a barrier by itself. It is one input into planning, best interpreted with a clinician.

Results & next steps

We explain your result honestly and discuss what, if anything, is worth doing next. AMH is often considered alongside a wider Female Fertility Profile.

Frequently asked questions

How much is the AMH test?

The current price is on our Fees page.

Do I need to time the test with my cycle?

No — AMH can be measured at any point in the menstrual cycle.

Does AMH tell me if I can get pregnant?

No. AMH indicates egg quantity, not quality, and does not predict natural fertility or guarantee any outcome.

Is a low AMH a problem?

Not on its own. It is interpreted alongside your age and circumstances, and a lower result does not mean conception is impossible.

Should I have other tests too?

Often yes — see our Female Fertility Profile for a wider panel.

Your care at the clinic

Who oversees AMH testing at the clinic

Care at Tower Bridge Hospital London is delivered by a small clinical team, with Dr Haydar Bolat as Clinical Director. The specific clinicians involved in your care depend on the plan agreed with you at consultation.

Dr Haydar Bolat
Clinical Director · GP

Dr Haydar Bolat

UK-registered GP and Clinical Director. Explains AMH results honestly in the context of your age and plans, and advises on further testing where useful.

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Languages spoken across the team: English, Turkish, Bulgarian, Bengali, Hindi, Albanian, Azerbaijani, German, Romanian. We can also arrange professional telephone interpreters in most other languages at no extra cost. More on languages and interpreters →

Editorial review

This page was reviewed by Dr Haydar Bolat, Clinical Director at Tower Bridge Hospital London. Content reflects current UK clinical understanding of AMH as a marker of ovarian reserve, and its limitations. It is updated when guidance changes. Educational information only — not a substitute for clinical assessment.

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Medically reviewed by Dr Haydar Bolat · GMC 7138332Content last reviewed: September 2026 · Next review due: September 2027Written and reviewed in line with our editorial & content-review policy, using guidance from sources such as the NHS, NICE and the relevant royal colleges. This information is for general guidance and does not replace personal medical advice — please book a consultation to discuss your circumstances.
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