ATHENA FERTILITY
Hormone & Fertility Test
Hormone & Fertility Test
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Test the most important hormones responsible for your hormonal health and fertility and get results in 5 days.
Once ordered, you will receive a letterbox package with all the materials to easily collect blood via a finger prick. On day 6 of your cycle, you'll be able to register your test online, follow the video instructions, and send your sample free of charge via PostNL.
Within 5 days, you’ll receive your results ready to view online.
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and why it's important
What we measure
Anti-Mullerian Hormone (AMH)
AMH gives a snapshot of your current fertility potential- how many eggs your body has to work with.
It’s useful if you’re considering freezing your eggs, delaying pregnancy, or just want to know where you stand.
It also helps doctors understand how your body might respond to fertility medications.
Thyroid Stimulating Hormone (TSH)
If your TSH is too high or too low, it can disrupt your cycle, ovulation, and hormone balance, making it harder to get pregnant.
Your thyroid works harder during pregnancy. It's important to make sure it's functioning well before and during pregnancy to support the baby’s development.
Follicle Stimulating Hormone (FSH)
Higher than normal FSH levels can be a sign that your ovaries are working harder to produce eggs- often meaning a lower egg count.
Along with AMH, FSH helps give a snapshot of how many eggs you have left.
Abnormal FSH levels can point to premature ovarian insufficiency (POI), menopause / perimenopause or ovulation problems.
Testosterone
Elevated testosterone levels can be linked to conditions like PCOS, which may affect ovulation and fertility.
Too much testosterone can disrupt ovulation and periods, which can make it harder to get pregnant.
Luteinizing Hormone (LH)
People with Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) often have consistently high LH levels, which can disrupt ovulation.
High or low LH levels can give clues about hormonal imbalances, premature ovarian insufficiency (POI), or other fertility-related conditions.
Pricking guide
what you can expect
1. Increase your blood circulation by putting your hand in warm water or by doing jumping jacks.
2. Clean the top part of your ring finger with an alcohol wipe that’s provided. Open the collection tube.
3. Put the needle against your finger and press firmly. Massage the finger and begin collecting blood until your reach the line on the tube (about 6 big droplets needed).
4. Close the tube and pack the test kit to send with PostNL within 24hours.
For people who are....
Who is this test for?
just curious
You don’t need to be trying for a baby to care about your fertility. Maybe you're someone who likes to stay informed, wants to understand what your hormones are up to, or just believes in taking care of your future self.
This test is for women who want to get ahead of potential surprises and make informed choices - no panic, no pressure, just real insight.
trying to conceive
Trying for a baby can be exciting, emotional, and sometimes really confusing.
This test helps you understand your hormone levels, like AMH and FSH, which play a big role in ovulation and egg quantity. Knowing your numbers can help you figure out if everything’s on track or if it’s time to talk to a fertility specialist.
Either way, you’re taking charge and that’s a big deal.
planning better
Not ready for kids right now? No problem.
This test is perfect if you’re thinking ahead and want a clearer picture of your fertility timeline. Whether you're considering egg freezing, planning around your career or relationship, or just want to stay one step ahead, this gives you real data about your body - not guesswork or fear-based pressure.
feeling something is wrong
Maybe your periods are irregular. Maybe you’re feeling hormonal swings that don’t add up. Maybe you’ve been dismissed one too many times with “it’s probably stress.”
If your gut says something’s not right, listen to it. This test can help flag hormone imbalances that might point to conditions like PCOS, early menopause, or thyroid issues - and give you something concrete to bring to your doctor.
Still go questions?
Learn more about what you can expect and if the test is right for you.