Fertility & Reproductive Panel

Anti-Mullerian Hormone — the best single marker of ovarian reserve (how many eggs remain). Unlike other fertility markers, AMH can be tested any day of your cycle and gives a reliable picture of your reproductive timeline.

The primary estrogen that drives follicle development and ovulation. Tested in context with FSH, estradiol helps assess ovarian function and reserve.

Essential for preparing the uterine lining for implantation and maintaining early pregnancy. Low progesterone is one of the most common causes of difficulty conceiving and early miscarriage.

Elevated prolactin can suppress ovulation and cause irregular periods. Testing is important for women with cycle irregularities or difficulty conceiving.

Thyroid function is critical for fertility. Even subclinical hypothyroidism (TSH 2.5-4.5) increases miscarriage risk and can impair ovulation. The American Thyroid Association recommends TSH below 2.5 for women trying to conceive.

Complete iron status assessment. Iron deficiency is the most common nutritional deficiency in women of childbearing age and must be addressed before and during pregnancy for healthy fetal development.

Human chorionic gonadotropin — the pregnancy hormone. Used to confirm pregnancy and monitor early pregnancy progression. Doubling time provides important information about pregnancy viability.

A hormone precursor that's elevated in PCOS and adrenal disorders. High androstenedione causes acne, excess hair growth, and disrupts ovulation.

An adrenal marker that helps distinguish between ovarian and adrenal causes of androgen excess. Important for women with PCOS-like symptoms to get the right diagnosis.