Women's Fertility Panel

A comprehensive women's fertility blood panel built around ovarian-reserve and reproductive-hormone markers. For 400 zł it measures AMH alongside FSH, LH, prolactin, progesterone, estradiol, SHBG, testosterone, DHEA-S and TSH — ten markers in one package. It suits women planning a pregnancy, exploring fertility, or wanting a thorough hormonal assessment. As several values vary across the cycle, the clinic advises on the best day to attend.

The Women's Fertility Panel is Pramed's most extensive hormonal package, bringing ten markers together for 400 zł to support a thorough assessment of female reproductive hormone status. Its centrepiece is AMH (anti-Müllerian hormone), which is associated with ovarian reserve, alongside FSH and LH (the pituitary hormones driving the ovaries), estradiol and progesterone (the main ovarian hormones), prolactin, SHBG (sex hormone-binding globulin, which influences how much sex hormone is available), testosterone, DHEA-S and TSH to fold thyroid status into the picture. Reviewing this breadth of markers in one sitting gives a fuller hormonal portrait than any single test. The panel is typically chosen by women planning a pregnancy, those exploring fertility or ovarian reserve, and anyone wanting a comprehensive hormonal evaluation — for example before a specialist consultation. Because many of these hormones fluctuate across the menstrual cycle, the timing of the draw is important; the clinic advises which day of the cycle to attend so that values such as progesterone and estradiol are informative, and a physician interprets the combined pattern. AMH itself is relatively stable across the cycle, which is part of why it features in fertility assessment. Blood is collected at the al. Wyzwolenia 7 point on a weekday morning and processed via Pramed's ALAB laboratoria partnership. The package is bought directly without a referral, and the clinic's gynaecology and endocrinology staff can help you understand what the results may indicate in the context of your goals and history.