Fertility - Lyvoo Module

What we test

Four biomarkers

That define ovarian reserve, hormonal function and fertility potential.

4 biomarkers A focused assessment of ovarian reserve and function.

AMH

Anti-Mullerian Hormone. The most precise marker of available ovarian reserve.

FSH

Assesses pituitary function and ovarian response. Elevated levels may indicate reduced reserve.

Luteinising hormone. Essential for assessing ovulation and diagnosing PCOS.

Oestradiol (E2)

Primary oestrogen. Produced by developing follicles. Essential context for FSH interpretation.

What this module is

Four markers, a clear picture of fertility and ovarian reserve.

AMH (Anti-Mullerian Hormone) is considered the best individual marker of ovarian reserve, as it directly reflects the number of available follicles - regardless of the cycle phase at collection.

Combined with FSH, LH and Oestradiol, it provides a complete view of ovarian and hormonal function relevant to those planning pregnancy, considering fertility preservation, or investigating cycle irregularities.

AMH can be collected at any phase of the cycle. FSH, LH and Oestradiol are ideally assessed between day 2 and 5 of the cycle.

Who it's for

For those planning the future of their fertility.

Planning pregnancy in the short or medium term
Investigating difficulty conceiving
Considering fertility preservation (egg freezing)
Cycle irregularities or suspected PCOS
Assessment before starting fertility treatments

Can be complemented with the Female Hormonal module for a more comprehensive hormonal assessment.

Planned contextualised report

Each marker contextualised to cycle phase and individual profile, with personalised recommendations.

Timing confirmed before collection

Laboratory workflow and delivery timing will be confirmed before enrolment opens.