AMH test in New Zealand — at-home ovarian reserve panel.
AMH is the best single marker of egg-pool runway — stable across the cycle, drawable any day.
Her Form draws AMH at home in Auckland, Wellington or Christchurch, and our health specialists reads it in context with the full sex-hormone and thyroid picture.
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
Does a low AMH mean I can't get pregnant?+
No. AMH measures quantity not quality. Many women with low AMH conceive naturally. It changes how you plan, not whether you can.
Standalone AMH or full Fertility Insights?+
AMH alone gives a runway estimate. The Fertility Insights Package adds FSH, LH, estradiol, prolactin, thyroid and iron — the full picture you need to plan around, including cycle timing.
Is AMH testing publicly funded in NZ?+
AMH is generally out-of-pocket in NZ — public funding usually covers FSH only and requires a specialist referral. Her Form is direct-to-consumer: no referral, no wait-list, drawn at your home in Auckland, Wellington or Christchurch.
What is a normal AMH level in NZ (pmol/L)?+
NZ labs typically report in pmol/L. Roughly: >25 pmol/L high reserve, 10–25 normal fertile range, 3–10 reduced, <3 very low. These bands must be read against your age — our health specialists contextualises your number within your age group and fertility goals.
Can I test AMH while on the pill?+
Yes — AMH is one of the few markers that stays reliable on combined oral contraceptives (it may read slightly lower; we factor that in). Most other sex hormones (FSH, LH, estradiol) will be suppressed by the pill.
How long for AMH results in NZ?+
Typically 7–14 working days through our accredited NZ partner-lab, including a written review by our health specialists.
References
- ASRM — Ovarian reserve testing guidelines — AMH and antral follicle count as reserve markers
- ESHRE — Diminished ovarian reserve guideline — Clinical relevance of AMH in fertility planning
- RANZCOG — Ovarian reserve in clinical practice — AMH interpretation and fertility counselling
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.