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Ovarian Reserve Test for Women, Manchester city centre

Offer price: £55
Normal price: £105
Saving: 48%

Highlights

Simple blood test to measure AMH (anti Mullerian hormone) levels
AMH levels are a reliable indicator of ovarian function
Ovarian function tests are useful in subfertility, polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) and premature menopause
Results reviewed by consultant in gynaecology and reproductive medicine
Convenient appointments in central Manchester clinic
Written notification of results sent within a few days

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Assessment of Ovarian Reserve

The rising trend towards delaying parenthood is resulting in greater numbers of women trying to conceive later in life. This has increased the need to be able to accurately assess how well the ovaries are functioning, which is determined by the number of follicles remaining (ovarian reserve).

Both the quantity and quality of follicles are known to decline with increasing age but age alone cannot always be used as an indicator of ovarian reserve. Anti Mullerian hormone (AMH) is a substance produced naturally by the ovaries and measurement of AMH levels in the blood has been proposed as a reliable marker of ovarian reserve by Mr Luciano Nardo (Consultant in Gynaecology and Reproductive Medicine and GyneHealth Director) and other researchers.

Low levels of AMH are suggestive of a reduced ovarian reserve. Ovarian function tests are useful in many areas of women’s health including subfertility, polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) and premature menopause.

For further information please see www.gyne-health.co.uk

For more information click here - Lynda Moyo spoke to Dr Luciano Nardo about keeping your options open when it comes to your ovarian reserve…

How to book

1) Click the Buy Now button below to pay the £55. You will be directed to PayPal where you can simply use your credit or debit card to pay your deposit – you don’t need an account. Please remember to print out your receipt.

2) Telephone GyneHealth Clinic on 0845 600 9997 or 07931 186468 to book your appointment. Please quote the transaction ID on your receipt.

If you're having any difficulties with your payment, please call us in office hours on 0161 832 2880.

Terms and conditions

At GyneHealth Clinic, 3 – 5 St John St, Manchester,M3 4DN (click here for map). www.gyne-health.co.uk
Appointments must be pre-booked
Offer applies to women aged 18 and over
Vouchers must be redeemed within 28 days
Written notification of results will be sent to patients
Deposit and payment is non-refundable
GyneHealth reserves the right to withdraw the offer at any time without prior notice