Fertility Testing

A fertility test can help you understand your reproductive health and plan ahead. This can be especially valuable because egg numbers naturally decline over time, and the earlier you have information, the more time you may have to consider your options.

Your results can help identify which next steps may be most suitable, whether that is further testing, IUI, or any other private fertility treatment.

AMH is an important marker of ovarian reserve, but it is only one part of the picture. It should always be reviewed alongside your age, medical history, and other relevant results. If treatment is recommended, your results may also help guide plans for options, such as IVF.

We also aim to avoid unnecessary repeat testing. If you have recent results from another clinic or your GP, we will review them where possible before recommending any further tests.

Fertility tests for women are assessments that help us understand different parts of reproductive health. They may include hormone blood tests, such as an AMH test, and a transvaginal ultrasound to assess the uterus and ovaries. In some cases, a HyCoSy may also be recommended to check the uterus and fallopian tubes.

No single test can tell the full story of your fertility. That is why we look at your results alongside your age, medical history, menstrual cycle, previous results, and personal goals. Looking at all of these factors helps our fertility specialists give you personalised advice, rather than basing it on a single result.

Fertility testing can help you understand your ovarian reserve, how your ovaries may respond to treatment, whether further checks may be helpful, and which options may be most suitable for you.

View all of our fertility tests for women.

A fertility test can help you understand your reproductive health and plan ahead. Male fertility plays an equal role in conception, and having clear information early gives you more time to consider your options and next steps.

Your results can help identify which next steps may be most suitable, whether that is further testing, a consultation to discuss what your results mean, or consideration of fertility preservation options, such as sperm freezing.

Semen analysis is an important starting point for understanding male fertility, but it is only one part of the picture. Results should always be reviewed alongside your medical history, lifestyle factors, and any other relevant information. In some cases, results may also inform recommendations for surgical sperm retrieval.

We also aim to avoid unnecessary repeat testing. If you have recent results from another clinic or your GP, we will review them where possible before recommending any further tests.

View all of our fertility tests for men.