Concierge fertility care · UK
Fertility MOT / AMH test - ovarian reserve, honestly interpreted.
Anti-Mullerian hormone plus an antral follicle count on ultrasound - the standard measure of ovarian reserve. Paired with a specialist consultation that explains what those numbers actually mean for you.
Why patients choose us
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UK consultant sign-off
Every panel is signed off by a UKMLA-registered clinician - not a generic "results letter" with a company logo.
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A conversation, not a PDF
You get a proper clinician call to walk through the results and next steps, included in every price we quote.
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Independent, and free
We take no fee from providers. The recommendation is impartial and costs you nothing.
Indicative pricing
What a private fertility MOT costs in the UK.
Indicative ranges across our partner fertility test units. Send the details and we quote firm figures across two or three options, with cover checked.
In short
Fertility MOT in our network: £75–£600, results in 3–7 working days.
| Procedure | Indicative range | Typical duration | Stay |
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| AMH alone | £75–£150 | 5 min draw | 3–7 working days |
| AMH + FSH + LH + oestradiol | £150–£280 | 5 min draw | 3–7 working days |
| Fertility MOT (bloods + transvaginal ultrasound) | £300–£500 | Half-day | 5–7 working days |
| Full fertility MOT (adds consultation + TSH/prolactin) | £400–£650 | Half-day + call | 1–2 weeks |
| Male semen analysis add-on | £120–£300 | Sample + report | 3–5 working days |
| Consultation only | £200–£400 | 30–45 min | Same visit |
AMH alone is inexpensive. A useful fertility MOT bundles AMH with a pelvic ultrasound and a specialist consultation - the results only mean something with proper interpretation.
The problem
AMH is not a fertility crystal ball.
AMH measures ovarian reserve - roughly, how many eggs are left. It doesn’t measure egg quality, doesn’t predict natural conception in the average woman, and doesn’t tell you when to have a baby. A useful test comes with a proper conversation.
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What AMH tells you
Response to ovarian stimulation for IVF or egg freezing. Trend over time. Detection of very low reserve.
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What AMH doesn’t tell you
Egg quality (age is the best proxy). Natural fertility in a typical woman. When you’ll go through menopause.
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AFC adds anatomy
Antral follicle count on ultrasound complements AMH and picks up polycystic ovaries, endometriomas and fibroids.
The journey
From enquiry to recovery - what happens, in order.
One team from first message through operation, histology and follow-up.
Phase 1 · Before
Workup, imaging, planning
Phase 2 · On the day
Theatre and recovery
Phase 3 · After
Review and follow-up
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Before
Tell us your situation
Age, family plans, cycle history, any prior fertility investigation.
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Before
Timing
AMH any day; AFC cycle day 2–5 for best clarity.
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Before
Preparation
No fasting. Empty bladder for transvaginal ultrasound.
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On the day
Bloods and ultrasound
Blood draw, then transvaginal ultrasound in one half-day appointment.
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On the day
Results within days
AMH turnaround 3–7 working days; ultrasound report same day.
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After
Specialist consultation
A fertility specialist walks through the numbers and the options.
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After
Next steps
Egg freezing, IVF referral, timed conception advice - whatever fits your situation.
Typical end-to-end: 1–2 weeks from enquiry to reported scan.
When it helps
When a fertility MOT is the right step.
Situations where AMH and AFC add something - plus what to do instead.
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Family planning at 30+
A baseline before decisions about when to conceive or freeze eggs.
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Considering egg freezing
AMH and AFC guide the likely number of eggs per cycle.
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Trouble conceiving after 6–12 months
Full fertility workup - bloods, ultrasound, and semen analysis for the partner.
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Prior chemotherapy or radiotherapy
Ovarian reserve after treatment guides fertility preservation.
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Endometriosis
AMH can fall after ovarian surgery - worth measuring before surgery.
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PCOS
AMH often high; AFC pattern typical. Useful for IVF stimulation planning.
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Family history of premature menopause
AMH may pick up early ovarian decline.
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Red flag: severe pelvic pain or bleeding
Acute severe pain, ruptured cyst suspicion or heavy bleeding - A&E, not a fertility booking.
Procedure options
What can be included.
AMH is one piece - a useful test bundles it with others.
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AMH
Anti-Mullerian hormone - the standard ovarian reserve marker.
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FSH, LH, oestradiol
Cycle day 2–5 hormones - confirm ovarian function.
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TSH ± free T4
Excludes thyroid disease affecting fertility.
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Prolactin
Excludes hyperprolactinaemia disrupting cycles.
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Transvaginal ultrasound + AFC
Counts antral follicles and images ovaries and uterus.
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HyCoSy tubal patency
Adds a check of tubal patency using ultrasound and saline/contrast.
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Semen analysis for partners
WHO 2021 parameters - see the dedicated semen analysis page.
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Genetic carrier screening
Optional - for couples planning conception.
Our vetted UK network
A small panel of fertility specialists, we picked them.
Consultant fertility specialists across London and the major UK cities. Introductions are made privately, once we understand your case.
Selection criteria
How we choose every consultant in our network.
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CQC-registered clinics and pathology partners across the UK
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UK GMC-registered consultants signing off every report
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UKAS-accredited pathology labs for every blood test
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Insurer preauth handling for Bupa, AXA, Vitality, Aviva, WPA and Cigna
Safety and recovery
What to expect afterwards - honestly.
The safety profile is well understood. What matters is choosing the right test, and reading the report honestly.
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Bloods are safe
Standard venepuncture.
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Transvaginal ultrasound
Well tolerated with chaperone on request.
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AMH is stable but not perfect
Small variation across the cycle and after hormonal contraception.
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Age remains the best proxy for egg quality
AMH tells you quantity; age tells you quality.
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Egg freezing has trade-offs
Cost, procedure risks, storage fees, no guarantee of a future baby.
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IVF success is age-dependent
Live-birth rates fall sharply with maternal age.
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Not for one-off screening in teens
AMH testing in adolescence risks anxiety without action.
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Insurer cover is limited
Fertility investigation is often self-pay in the UK private sector.
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When to escalate
Severe pelvic pain, heavy bleeding or fever needs urgent gynaecology.
Reading your operation note
Your operation note in four parts. Read the last one first.
Whichever centre does the scan, the report keeps to the same shape.
A quiet reminder
Surgical language is precise and can read coldly - we translate it for you.
If you would like us to talk you through the operation note and any histology before your review, just ask.
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Panel and timing
Which hormones, cycle day, ultrasound approach.
- 02 Findings
AMH, hormones, AFC
Every result reported with age-relative reference ranges.
- 03 Anatomy
Uterus and ovaries
Any fibroids, cysts, endometriomas or polycystic pattern flagged.
- 04 Impression
Reserve category and plan
Read this first - low, average or high reserve, and what it means for your options.
Recognised by major UK insurers
Fertility investigations are usually excluded from UK private medical insurance. Bloods and imaging tied to a specific gynaecological indication may be covered.
Frequently asked
Everything we get asked about fertility mot / amh test.
Quick answers on approach, recovery, risks and cost.
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What is a fertility MOT?
A structured fertility assessment - AMH blood test, other hormones, transvaginal ultrasound including antral follicle count, and a specialist consultation to interpret the results in the context of your age and plans.
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What does AMH actually tell me?
AMH measures ovarian reserve - roughly, how many eggs remain. It predicts response to ovarian stimulation for IVF and egg freezing. It does not predict natural conception in average women, egg quality, or exact time to menopause.
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How much does a fertility MOT cost in the UK?
AMH alone is £75–£150. A bundle with ultrasound and a specialist consultation is £400–£650. Adding tubal patency (HyCoSy) or partner semen analysis raises the total.
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When should I have a fertility MOT?
Many women consider a baseline in their early 30s, especially with family planning uncertainty. Earlier if there’s prior chemotherapy, endometriosis, PCOS, or a family history of early menopause.
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Is a fertility MOT covered by UK insurance?
Fertility investigations are typically excluded from UK private medical insurance. Bloods and imaging tied to a specific gynaecological indication may be covered.
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Should I freeze my eggs?
A personal decision with cost, medical and outcome considerations. AMH and age together inform expected yield per cycle. A specialist consultation walks through the trade-offs before you commit.
Related treatments
Looking for something else?
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Semen analysis
Partner fertility testing.
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Menopause blood panel
FSH, LH, oestradiol.
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Menopause clinic
Longer-term hormonal care.
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Private ultrasound
Pelvic ultrasound.
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Well-woman health screen
Bloods, cervical, breast, DEXA optional.
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All tests & procedures
Every test we arrange.
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