AMH Blood Test
- Ovarian reserve assessment
- Results: 24 hours
- Expert review included
- Cycle-independent testing
- Plus £50 blood draw
117a Harley St, London. Est 1984.
Assess your ovarian reserve with a precision Anti-Mullerian Hormone (AMH) test. Essential for fertility planning and menopause assessment.
The AMH blood test at Medical Express Clinic measures Anti-Müllerian Hormone, a marker produced by the small developing follicles in the ovaries to estimate ovarian reserve.
It is frequently requested for fertility planning, IVF preparation, investigating polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) and understanding where you are in the perimenopausal transition.
Unlike cycle-dependent hormones such as FSH or LH, AMH levels stay relatively steady across the menstrual cycle, meaning your blood sample can be taken on any day of the month.
An AMH blood test costs £150 plus a £50 phlebotomy fee at Medical Express Clinic, with laboratory results ready in 24 hours and expert clinical review included.
You can book online or attend on a walk-in basis 7 days a week at 117a Harley Street, London.
An AMH blood test costs £150 at Medical Express Clinic, plus a £50 blood-draw fee, with results in 24 hours and expert review of the result included.
At Medical Express Clinic, we provide rapid, accredited AMH testing. Your results are reviewed by our experienced clinical team and delivered securely within 24 hours, giving you the data you need to make informed reproductive health decisions. The AMH test is £150, plus the £50 blood draw.
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Gynaecology and Women's Health • GMC 3047637
“Dr Naoum provides gynaecological assessment, interprets diagnostic ultrasound and treats pelvic pain and abnormal bleeding. He also carries out IUD fitting and removal, and HPV treatment for men and women. He has lectured internationally on obstetrics and gynaecology.”
Service information reviewed 26 August 2026.
Written by Mr Stephen Lingam and reviewed by a named, GMC-registered doctor.
Yes. While some hormonal contraceptives can slightly suppress AMH levels, the test is generally considered accurate regardless of cycle stage or contraceptive use.
A low AMH level indicates a reduced ovarian reserve. This does not necessarily mean you cannot conceive, but it may mean your fertile window is shorter than average.
No. AMH testing is useful for women of any age who are monitoring their fertility or investigating hormonal symptoms.