Fertility test — the panel women planning pregnancy actually need.
A useful fertility test is more than AMH. It's the full sex-hormone picture, thyroid (which gates ovulation), prolactin (which suppresses it), iron and metabolic markers — drawn at the right point in your cycle.
Her Form runs the Fertility Insights Package: 36 markers, cycle-timed, with a specialist written review (Robyn available for an optional consult) and a pre-conception protocol. Drawn at your home.
What we test
AMH — ovarian reserve runway.
FSH, LH, estradiol (cycle day 2–5) — the brain↔ovary axis.
Progesterone (day 21) — did you actually ovulate this cycle?
Prolactin — high prolactin silently suppresses ovulation.
TSH, free T3, free T4, TPO antibodies — sub-clinical thyroid issues halve conception odds.
Iron, B12, vitamin D, HbA1c, insulin — pre-conception base.
The markers that clarify the picture
Fertility Insights Package
Optimize your fertility window with complete clarity.
- · AMH, FSH, LH, estradiol
- · Cycle-timed analysis
- · Pre-conception protocol
How long should we have been trying before testing?+
Under 35 — start at 12 months. 35+ — start at 6 months. Many women test pre-emptively while still on contraception, just to have a baseline.
Can my partner test too?+
We focus on women's fertility. Semen analysis is the partner-side test and should run alongside.
What's the difference between Fertility Insights and the Essential panel?+
Essential covers thyroid and a baseline sex-hormone read. Fertility Insights adds AMH, prolactin, cycle-timed progesterone and the pre-conception metabolic picture — built for women planning pregnancy.
When in my cycle should I book the draw?+
Day 2–5 for FSH, LH, estradiol and prolactin. Day 21 (or 7 days after ovulation) for progesterone. AMH and thyroid markers can be drawn any day — we help you time the appointment when you book.
Can I test while I'm still on contraception?+
Yes — AMH, thyroid and iron stay reliable on most hormonal contraceptives. FSH, LH, estradiol and progesterone will be suppressed. We'll tell you exactly which results are interpretable and whether it's worth waiting 2–3 months after stopping the pill for a full baseline.
References
- ESHRE — Female infertility guidelines — Evidence-based approach to female infertility work-up
- ASRM — Practice guidelines on ovarian reserve — AMH, FSH and ovarian reserve assessment
- RANZCOG — Fertility and subfertility management — Fertility investigations in ANZ clinical practice
- Jean Hailes — Fertility and ovulation — Cycle timing and fertility planning guidance
The references above are provided for educational purposes only. Her Form does not endorse any specific organisation, treatment, or guideline. Information on this page does not constitute medical advice and is not a substitute for consultation with a qualified healthcare professional.