What it is: AMH is a hormone released by the small developing follicles in your ovaries. It offers a snapshot of your ovarian reserve — essentially, how many eggs are available at this point in time. Why we measure it: AMH helps you understand where you are in your reproductive timeline so you can make informed, confident decisions about your future. It provides meaningful context whether you're planning ahead, trying to conceive, or exploring options like egg freezing. By understanding your ovarian reserve, you gain clearer guidance on the conversations, timing, or next steps that may be right for you.

What it is: FSH is produced by the pituitary gland and supports the early growth of ovarian follicles, helping an egg mature at the start of each cycle. Why we measure it: It shows how your ovaries are responding during the early follicular phase, helping build a clearer picture of your reproductive hormone activity.

What it is: LH is a pituitary hormone that rises sharply mid-cycle to trigger ovulation. Why we measure it: Understanding LH helps you learn when ovulation is likely to occur and how your cycle is unfolding.

What it is: Estradiol is the main form of estrogen in women and plays a key role in follicle development, endometrial growth, and overall cycle regulation. Why we measure it: It reflects how your ovaries are functioning and how your cycle is progressing through each phase.

What it is: TSH is produced by the pituitary gland and regulates thyroid hormone production, which influences energy levels, metabolism, and cycle rhythm. Why we measure it: It helps show whether your thyroid is supporting overall hormonal balance and menstrual regularity.

What it is: Prolactin is a hormone involved in regulating reproductive hormones and ovarian function. Why we measure it: It helps clarify how your hormonal signals are interacting to support a predictable, healthy cycle.