Fertility assessment

Where most people start. These interpret the tests done before any treatment is planned — hormone levels, follicle counts, and cycle patterns.

Example answer1.20 : 1In the 1–2 rangeIs my LH to FSH ratio a sign of PCOS?You need: LH, FSHOpen calculator →
Example answer23.9 kg/m²In the 18.5–25 rangeIs my weight OK for treatment?You need: Weight, HeightOpen calculator →
Example answer2.20 ng/mLIn the 1.0–3.5 rangeIs my AMH normal for my age?You need: AMH, Your ageOpen calculator →
Example answer12 folliclesIn the 9–20 rangeWhat does my follicle count mean?You need: Antral follicle count, Your ageOpen calculator →
Example answer6.5 IU/LIn the <10 rangeIs my FSH high?You need: FSH, EstradiolOpen calculator →
Example answer88 / 100In the 75+ rangeWhat do my AMH, AFC and FSH say together?You need: Your age, AMH, Antral follicle count, Day-3 FSHOpen calculator →

What fertility assessment actually involves

Assessment is not one test. It is a hormone profile taken early in the cycle, an ultrasound counting antral follicles, an assessment of the fallopian tubes, and a semen analysis for the male partner. Together these describe ovarian reserve, ovulation, anatomy, and sperm — the four places difficulty usually sits.

The most commonly misread result is AMH. It describes how many eggs are likely to be available, not egg quality and not your chance of conceiving naturally. A low AMH in someone ovulating regularly is a very different situation from a low AMH alongside irregular cycles.