Description
How the process
What is the Fertility Hormone Profile?
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Planning a pregnancy
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Considering fertility testing for reassurance
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Exploring next steps before speaking to your GP or a fertility clinic
All samples are taken in-clinic and results are reviewed by a clinician, with clear guidance provided if any results fall outside expected reference ranges.
What does the test include?
Your fertility hormone profile includes the following blood tests:
- Anti-Müllerian Hormone (AMH) – provides information about ovarian reserve.
- Follicle Stimulating Hormone (FSH) – involved in ovarian stimulation
- Luteinising Hormone (LH) – involved in ovulation signalling
- Oestradiol – reflects ovarian activity
- Prolactin – elevated levels may affect cycles
- Thyroid Stimulating Hormone (TSH) – screens thyroid function
- Free Thyroxine (FT4) – supports accurate thyroid assessment
When should I have this test?
How the process works
Book online at a time that suits you
Attend the clinic for a simple blood test
Laboratory analysis by a UK-accredited laboratory
Clinician review of your results
Clear guidance provided on next steps if abnormalities are identified
Why choose Baby Bumps Scan Studio?
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★★★★★ 5-star rated by hundreds of families
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Calm, professional, patient-centred care
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Clear boundaries and honest explanations
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Convenient in-clinic testing
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Experienced clinicians you can trust
Frequently asked questions
All results are reviewed by a clinician.
If a result falls outside expected reference ranges, we will:
- Clearly explain which result is abnormal
- Provide guidance on appropriate next steps
- Advise discussion with your GP or relevant specialist services where needed
We do not diagnose fertility conditions or provide medical treatment, but we ensure you are appropriately informed and signposted.
Some hormones are cycle-dependent. We will advise if timing is important when you book.
No. This panel provides information about fertility-related hormones but does not predict fertility or guarantee pregnancy outcomes.
Yes. A clinician reviews your results and provides clear guidance if anything is outside the expected range.
No referral is required.
