Fertility
because a regular cycle does not always mean you ovulate.
Measures hormones linked to ovulation and ovarian reserve, plus possible disruptors such as thyroid changes, prolactin, iron and PCOS.
A regular cycle does not always mean you ovulate, and ovulation is needed to become pregnant that month.
Up to 1 in 8 U.S. couples experience infertility. Causes linked to the female partner make up about one-third of cases. Cycles without ovulation become more common through your 30s. AMH, mid-luteal progesterone and day-3 FSH/LH may show patterns that a standard workup misses.
U.S. couples who experience infertility
Of cases are female-factor (another 1/3 male, 1/3 combined/unknown)
Of reproductive-age women have PCOS - most undiagnosed
Not the bloodworkThis isn’t the bloodwork your doctor already runs.
A routine physical screens with a handful of basics. Most of this panel’s markers are never ordered at a standard checkup.A routine physical screens for disease with a handful of basics. This panel is built to explain symptoms, and most of its markers are never ordered at a standard checkup.
Complements your annual exam, doesn’t replace it. Bring your report to your clinician.This complements your annual exam, it doesn’t replace it. Bring your report to your clinician to go deeper.
Key lab markers,Every test inside, and why each one.
Common questions
AMH estimates egg quantity, also called ovarian reserve. It does not measure egg quality. A low result can mean different things at age 28 and age 42. Very high AMH above 6 ng/mL can be a sign of PCOS.
Progesterone rises after ovulation, around days 19–21 in a 28-day cycle. FSH and LH are read on day 3. Testing on the wrong day can make the results hard to understand.
No. This is a screening test and baseline, not a visit with a reproductive endocrinologist (RE). If a result is flagged, we will explain referral options and questions to ask.
After breastfeeding, wait until you have had at least 2–3 natural cycles. If you are not breastfeeding, wait at least 3 months after birth. This makes reproductive hormone results easier to understand.
After checkout, choose a partner lab. For this ready-made panel, you can choose a $75 at-home blood draw if your ZIP code is covered. The draw takes about 10 minutes. Most results appear in your secure portal in about 5 days. Some advanced tests can take up to 21 days. Your report uses plain language and is ready to share with your clinician.
Questions, answered.
Three steps, no waiting room.
Order online
Choose your ready-made panel and answer a few health questions. Then schedule a lab visit or, if your ZIP code is covered, an at-home blood draw.
Give your sample
Visit a partner lab or, for a ready-made panel in a covered ZIP code, have a certified blood-draw professional come to you. Most blood draws take less than 10 minutes.
See your results
Your report shows which results are outside the lab's standard range. It may help you prepare questions for your doctor. EllaDx does not diagnose or interpret results.
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No insurance, no subscription · HSA/FSA eligibleNo insurance required · HSA & FSA eligible · CLIA-accredited labsClaims on this page are grounded in peer-reviewed research and society guidelines.
Anti-Mullerian Hormone and Ovarian Reserve: Update on Assessing Ovarian Function, Moolhuijsen LME, Visser JA., Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism, 2020
Higher maternal TSH levels in pregnancy are associated with increased risk for miscarriage, fetal or neonatal death, Benhadi N, et al., European Journal of Endocrinology, 2009
Anemia and iron deficiency: effects on pregnancy outcome, Allen LH., American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, 2000
EllaDx panels are not a substitute for medical diagnosis. A licensed physician reviews and signs your lab requisition; EllaDx does not provide physician interpretation of individual results. Always consult a qualified clinician about changes to your care.
EllaDx panels are not a substitute for medical diagnosis. A licensed physician reviews and signs your lab requisition; EllaDx does not provide physician interpretation of individual results. Always consult a qualified clinician about changes to your care.