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Ovarian reserve score

Age, AMH, AFC and FSH combined into one picture.

Population estimateAn average for people with your inputs, not a prediction for you. Individual outcomes vary widely around it.

yearsYour age+ng/mLAMH+inputAntral follicle count+IU/LDay-3 FSH=resultOvarian reserve score (/ 100)
In short

This combines age, AMH, antral follicle count and FSH into a single summary view of ovarian reserve. It is an illustrative composite rather than a validated scoring system — each marker should also be read individually.

Source — PROVISIONAL composite. This weighting is illustrative and not a validated scoring system. Each marker should also be read individually.

Provisional figures — not for treatment decisions

The coefficients behind this estimate are illustrative and have not been fitted to Indian registry data. The shape is meaningful; the exact numbers are not final. Bring anything here to a clinician rather than acting on it.

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88/ 100

That falls in the 75+ band.

Age contribution21/25
AMH contribution21/25
AFC contribution21/25
FSH contribution25/25

Where this sits

Your result of 88 / 100 sits in the highlighted band. Bands are reference points used alongside clinical findings — not a diagnosis.

<3535–5555–7575+
Expected Borderline Below expected Worth discussing
75+ / 100

Markers all favourable. Note that very high AMH and AFC also raise OHSS risk, which usually means a more cautious starting dose.

PROVISIONAL composite. This weighting is illustrative and not a validated scoring system. Each marker should also be read individually.

Where this sits in the process
Planning
Testing
Cycle
Stimulation
Laboratory
After transfer

Highlighted is the stage this measurement belongs to. It is a map of the process, not a schedule — timings vary by protocol and by clinic.

Questions this usually raises

Is this a recognised score?

No. It is a composite we have built to show the four markers together rather than separately. Treat the individual interpreters as the primary reading and this as a summary view.

Which marker matters most?

Age, consistently. AMH and AFC predict how many eggs a cycle produces; age predicts quality. A 42-year-old with excellent AMH still faces age-related euploidy rates.

Can I improve my reserve score?

Not the reserve itself — no intervention reliably increases the number of eggs remaining. What can change is how well those eggs respond, which is a protocol question. Stopping smoking and addressing weight at either extreme have measurable effects on outcomes, though not on reserve markers.

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  • A free first consultation covers this properly, with your actual results rather than an estimate
  • Both partners assessed together — male factor is involved in roughly half of cases

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This composite is illustrative, not a validated scoring system. Read each marker individually too. Nothing here is a diagnosis or a substitute for assessment by a clinician.

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