Test plodnosti (AMH) — Fertility / Ovarian Reserve

MEDEOR's Test plodnosti measures anti-Müllerian hormone (AMH), the key blood marker of ovarian reserve, for women in Přerov assessing fertility potential or planning ahead. It is a self-pay test analysed within the laboratory network, with no referral needed.

Anti-Müllerian hormone (AMH) is produced by the small developing follicles in the ovaries and is the most reliable single blood marker of ovarian reserve — the remaining egg supply. MEDEOR's Test plodnosti gives women in Přerov direct self-pay access to this measurement. AMH level reflects how many follicles remain available and tends to decline with age. The result helps women understand their fertility window, can support family-planning decisions (including whether to consider earlier conception or fertility preservation), and is a standard input that fertility clinics use when planning assisted-reproduction treatment such as IVF. Unlike some hormone tests, AMH is relatively stable across the menstrual cycle, so it does not need to be timed to a specific day. The sample is processed within the Vaše laboratoře group network, with results available for interpretation by the laboratory team or a referring gynaecologist. No referral is required to order the test. Results are best discussed alongside age and any other fertility findings, as AMH indicates quantity of eggs rather than the chance of conception in any single cycle.