Understand your ovarian reserve, Cardiff
A simple blood test that shows whether your AMH level is typical for your age. AMH is a marker of ovarian reserve, useful if you are thinking about your fertility, planning ahead or considering egg freezing. Self-refer at our Penarth or Cowbridge clinics near Cardiff.
Your AMH, measured simply.
What is included for £124
- ✓Blood draw at Penarth or Cowbridge, near Cardiff
- ✓Anti-Müllerian hormone (AMH) measured
- ✓Result compared to the typical range for your age
- ✓Plain-English report with your result and reference range
- ✓No cycle timing needed for AMH in most cases
- ✓Report emailed to you, easy to share with a clinician
A clearer sense of your ovarian reserve
AMH is produced by the small follicles in your ovaries, so it gives a useful indication of your ovarian reserve. Checking it can help you plan ahead, whether you are thinking about starting a family later, considering egg freezing, or simply want to understand where your levels sit for your age.
Helpful for planning
A useful input if you are weighing up the timing of a family, or considering egg freezing and want a starting point.
A clear, simple result
Your report shows your AMH level against the typical range for your age, in plain English, with any next steps.
A doctor if you want one
Prefer to talk it through? Book a private GP appointment and one of our doctors will go through your result and next steps.
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An AMH test can be a helpful step in a few different situations.
Important: AMH does not count your remaining eggs or predict your chance of getting pregnant. It shows whether your level is within the typical range for your age. For fertility planning, discuss your result with a doctor.
A single, focused marker
This is a dedicated AMH test. It measures one thing well, and reports it against the typical range for your age.
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Your report gives your AMH result with the reference range for your age group.
Difficult veins? We find them with ultrasound
If you have fragile or hard-to-find veins and have had failed attempts before, our consultant radiologists can take the sample under real-time ultrasound. It is the only such service in South Wales, and patients travel to us from across Wales and the West for it.
Nobody had managed to take my blood in years without several attempts. Here it was done first time with the ultrasound. Such a relief.
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Book
Self-refer online or by phone. No GP letter needed. Same-week appointments at Penarth or Cowbridge.
Your appointment
The draw takes about 15 minutes. AMH can usually be measured at any point in your cycle.
Your report
A plain-English report with your AMH result and the reference range for your age, emailed to you.
Talk it through
Optional: book a private GP appointment to go through your result and plan any next steps.
Anti-Müllerian Hormone blood test
All inclusive. Your AMH, measured and explained.
- ✓Blood draw at Penarth or Cowbridge
- ✓AMH measured and compared to the range for your age
- ✓Plain-English report with your result, emailed to you
- ✓Ultrasound-guided draw available for difficult veins
A £50 booking deposit secures your slot and comes off the total.
Common questions about the AMH test
How much is the AMH blood test?
£124 all inclusive. That covers the blood draw, the AMH measurement, and a plain-English report emailed to you. A £50 deposit secures your appointment and comes off the total.
What does AMH tell me?
AMH is a marker of ovarian reserve. Your result shows whether your AMH level is within the typical range for your age. It does not count your remaining eggs and does not predict your chance of getting pregnant, so it is best used as one piece of a wider picture.
Can AMH predict whether I can get pregnant?
No. AMH gives an indication of ovarian reserve for your age, but it cannot tell you your egg quality or your likelihood of conceiving. If fertility is your main question, we would recommend discussing your result and options with a doctor.
Do I need to time it with my cycle?
In most cases no, AMH is relatively stable across the menstrual cycle, so it can usually be measured at any time. If you are on hormonal contraception, mention it when you book, as it can lower AMH readings and we can advise.
Do I need a GP referral?
No. This is a self-refer test. Book online or call 029 2199 9300.
Do I need to fast before the test?
No fasting is needed. We will confirm anything specific to your appointment when you book.
How quickly will I get my result?
Your report is emailed to you once the laboratory has processed the sample. Ask us when you book and we will give you a clearer idea of timing.
Where is the blood taken?
At our Penarth clinic (13 Washington Buildings, CF64 2AD) or our Cowbridge clinic (10 High Street, CF71 7AG). Both are a short drive from Cardiff with easy parking.
I have difficult veins. Can you still take blood?
Yes. Our consultant radiologists can take the sample under real-time ultrasound, the only such service in South Wales. Mention it when you book so we can allow time.
Can a doctor talk me through my result?
Yes. You can book a private GP appointment and one of our doctors will go through your result and next steps.
Want a doctor to explain the result?
AMH is most useful alongside your age, plans and history. Book a private GP appointment and one of our doctors will talk you through what your result means and any next steps.
Book a GP appointmentTwo clinics, close to Cardiff
Penarth Clinic
13 Washington Buildings
Stanwell Road, Penarth
CF64 2AD
Mon to Thu 9:00 to 18:00
Fri 9:00 to 17:00
Sat 9:00 to 15:00
Cowbridge Clinic
Beauty Within
10 High Street, Cowbridge
CF71 7AG
By appointment. Please call for availability.
Get directionsPatients travel to us from Cardiff, Penarth, Cowbridge, Barry, Newport, Bridgend and across the Vale of Glamorgan.
Important: The AMH test indicates whether your AMH level is within the typical range for your age. It does not indicate your remaining viable egg count and does not predict your chance of becoming pregnant. Results are most useful when reviewed alongside your age, history and plans by a doctor. We recommend discussing your result with your own GP, or booking a private GP appointment with us, before making decisions based on it. Lab values alone do not constitute medical advice.
Understand your ovarian reserve.
Self-refer for the AMH blood test: a simple check of your ovarian reserve against the typical range for your age. £124 all inclusive at Penarth or Cowbridge, near Cardiff.