When you're trying for a baby, a few tests for both partners give a clear starting picture — ovarian reserve and hormones for her, and a semen analysis for him.
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A basic fertility work-up covers both partners. For women, AMH reflects ovarian reserve, while LH, FSH, prolactin and a thyroid test assess the hormonal cycle. For men, a semen analysis is the single most important test.
Many of these are convenient to do from home. A fertility specialist interprets the results together and advises on next steps.
6 curated lab tests — your doctor decides which you actually need.
For women: AMH, LH/FSH, prolactin and a thyroid test. For men: a semen analysis. These give a clear initial picture for your fertility doctor.
Yes. AMH is stable through the cycle, so it can be tested any day. LH/FSH are usually taken on day 2-3.
Abstain from ejaculation for 2-5 days before the test, and collect the full sample in the sterile container provided.
Medical disclaimer
This guide is for general awareness and does not replace medical advice. Symptoms can have many causes; which tests you need depends on your history. Always consult a registered medical practitioner to interpret results and decide on treatment.
