Auckland fertility clinic alternative — at-home fertility test.
Auckland fertility clinics have long wait-lists and an IVF-shaped funnel. If you want to know your baseline first — AMH, FSH, LH, estradiol, progesterone, prolactin and full thyroid — Her Form draws the full panel at your Auckland home and our health specialists reviews it before you commit to a clinic pathway.
Use this before, during or instead of an Auckland fertility-clinic consult. Same labs, same markers, no referral, no queue.
What an Auckland fertility panel should include
AMH (ovarian reserve), FSH + LH (brain signal), estradiol (follicle activity), progesterone (ovulation confirmation), prolactin (anovulation cause), full thyroid (subclinical issues stall conception), ferritin + vitamin D (pregnancy-readiness).
The markers that clarify the picture
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- · AMH, FSH, LH, estradiol
- · Cycle-timed analysis
- · Pre-conception protocol
Where can I get a fertility test done in Auckland?+
Her Form runs the full fertility panel at your home anywhere in Auckland. Public fertility services in NZ require a GP referral and have wait-lists; private clinics charge clinic fees on top of bloods. We're direct-to-consumer.
How to read AMH test results?+
AMH is reported in pmol/L in NZ. Roughly: >25 high, 10–25 normal for fertile years, 3–10 reduced, <3 very low. Read against age — a 35-year-old's 'normal' looks different to a 25-year-old's. our health specialists writes the interpretation against your age and goals.
Do I need an Auckland fertility clinic referral?+
No referral for Her Form. If results suggest you should see a fertility clinic (Repromed, Fertility Associates), our health specialists explains what to ask for and shares the report.
When in my cycle should I test for fertility?+
Day 2–5 for FSH/LH/estradiol/prolactin; day 21 for progesterone (confirms ovulation); AMH and thyroid any day.
How long should we try before testing?+
Under 35: 12 months. 35+: 6 months. With irregular cycles, no period off the pill or a known thyroid issue: test now.
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.