Women’s Fertility & Amenorrhoea
The female fertility test Kingston women choose for an objective hormonal picture before or during fertility planning. This panel measures the reproductive hormones, ovarian reserve (AMH) and ovulation (day-21 progesterone) that inform fertility decisions and help explain irregular or absent periods. It does not predict whether or when you will conceive, what it gives you and your doctor is the data to plan from. Reviewed by a GMC-registered doctor at our CQC-registered clinic opposite Kingston Station, with results in 2 to 5 working days.
By Dr Maryam Attarzadeh, GMC-registered doctor and Medical Director, KONCEPT® Medical Clinic. Last reviewed May 2026. Next review November 2026.
This panel is for women who want a clear hormonal baseline before or during fertility planning, and for women looking into irregular or absent periods. It brings together the reproductive hormones, ovarian reserve and an ovulation check so a doctor can interpret the full picture in context, rather than reading one number in isolation.
This panel gives an objective picture of your reproductive hormones, ovarian reserve and ovulation, which a doctor interprets alongside your age and clinical history. It does not predict whether or when you will conceive, and no blood test can. It is one helpful input into fertility planning, not a yes-or-no fertility answer.
If you only want ovarian reserve on its own, see the dedicated AMH Test. If irregular periods, acne or unwanted hair point towards polycystic ovary syndrome, the PCOS Blood Test may be the better starting point. You can view the full blood test range or call the clinic and the doctor will guide you at booking.
The pituitary and ovarian hormones that drive the menstrual cycle. Their balance helps explain irregular or absent periods, and prolactin rules out a pituitary cause of cycle disruption.
AMH is a measure of ovarian reserve, the size of the remaining egg pool. It is one input alongside your age and history. It does not predict natural conception, IVF success or the time until menopause, and is read against your age band. For ovarian reserve on its own, see the AMH Test.
Progesterone rises in the second half of the cycle after ovulation. Measured around 7 days before your next period (day 21 in a 28-day cycle), it helps confirm whether ovulation has occurred. The doctor advises on timing for irregular cycles.
The androgen markers that feature in PCOS and can affect cycles, acne and hair. Read together they show whether raised androgens are part of the picture.
Thyroid imbalance is a common and treatable cause of irregular cycles and is relevant before conception, so TSH is checked as part of the workup.
Vitamin D, B12 and folate are checked because they are relevant before conception and are simple to correct. Folate in particular is part of standard preconception advice.
Each result is interpreted by the doctor against your age, cycle and history. Reference ranges vary by laboratory, and a result outside an expected range is not in itself a diagnosis. AMH is reported as a measure of ovarian reserve, not as a fertility or pregnancy prediction.
Once you order the panel, a GMC-registered doctor at KONCEPT® reviews the request for clinical suitability before the appointment is confirmed, and guides cycle timing where it matters.
FSH, LH and oestradiol are most useful early in the cycle and the progesterone marker later, so the doctor times the draw, the difference between an interpretable result and a misleading one.
The doctor reads AMH, ovulation and the reproductive hormones against your age and history, rather than handing you a number to interpret alone, and is clear about what the test can and cannot tell you.
Bloods are drawn in our CQC-registered Kingston clinic by an experienced practitioner. Samples are processed by an accredited UK pathology laboratory.
After the test a short outcome note is sent to your email, password-protected. It states either that results are within the expected range, or that a GP or specialist review is recommended. If a review is recommended you can choose your NHS GP, or a KONCEPT® GP consultation at £149.
If you would like a GP to discuss fertility planning, periods and the right investigations, the GP-led route is the Wellwomen Check (£399), a personalised consultation building a tailored plan, with 10% off any Women's Blood Test if the GP identifies a clinical need.
Online home-kit fertility packages post a finger-prick kit and return an emailed PDF, often with cycle timing left to you. At KONCEPT® the panel is a venous draw in our Kingston clinic, the doctor guides the timing, and the result is read against your age and history rather than an algorithm alone.
| Home-kit fertility package | KONCEPT® Fertility panel | |
|---|---|---|
| Sample collection | Self-administered finger-prick. Small-volume samples can affect hormone readings. | Venous draw in-clinic by an experienced practitioner, giving consistent hormone results across all 13 markers. |
| Cycle-aware timing | Often left to you. Mistimed FSH, LH, oestradiol or progesterone can be misleading. | The doctor times the draw to your cycle so the reproductive hormones and progesterone are interpretable. |
| Who reviews the result | Algorithm-generated PDF, sometimes framed as a fertility score. | Reviewed by a GMC-registered doctor against your age and history, with no fertility-prediction claims. Included in the £338 price. |
| Action when needed | "See your GP." No onward route. | The doctor explains the next step and can refer to a fertility specialist or support continuity with your NHS GP. |
| Regulation | Online retailer. No CQC oversight of clinical interpretation. | CQC-registered private clinic. GMC-registered doctors. ICO-registered for data protection. |
| Sharing with your NHS GP | Not offered. You would email the PDF yourself. | With your written consent, a clinical summary is sent to your NHS GP so records stay joined up. |
The NHS provides comprehensive fertility and women's health care and remains the right route for many women. KONCEPT® is designed to complement, not replace, that care, for women who would like an objective hormonal picture on their own timing. Where helpful, we share results with your NHS GP for continuity.
| Standard NHS approach | What KONCEPT® adds | |
|---|---|---|
| Booking and access | Via your registered NHS GP, subject to local appointment availability and clinical prioritisation. | Book directly without a referral. Same-day, Saturday and out-of-hours appointments at the Kingston clinic, subject to availability. |
| Scope of first-line testing | Fertility hormone testing is usually arranged when specific criteria are met, depending on local guidance and how long you have been trying. | A 13-marker reproductive hormone, ovarian reserve and ovulation panel is available on request as a baseline, interpreted against your history. |
| Time with the reviewing doctor | Length of GP consultation varies by region and provider. | A 30-minute consultation with a GMC-registered doctor is offered alongside the panel for women who would like one. A written plain-English outcome note is included. |
| Onward specialist input | Fertility clinic referral routes and waits vary by region, clinical urgency and provider. | If onward input is helpful, the reviewing doctor can refer to a fertility specialist or support continuity with your NHS GP. |
| Cost | Free at the point of use. | All-in £338 (£299 test fee plus the one-off £39 administration fee). |
| Continuity with your NHS record | Tests are added to your NHS record automatically. | With your written consent, a clinical summary is sent to your NHS GP so the result is added to your NHS record alongside your ongoing care. |
NHS provision varies by region and clinical context, and the NHS pathway remains appropriate for many patients. KONCEPT® encourages continued NHS GP involvement and shares clinical summaries with your NHS GP on request. General guidance on fertility is available from NHS fertility and NICE CG156.
Online, in person at the clinic, or added during a GP consultation. Each request is reviewed by one of our GMC-registered doctors, who will advise on cycle timing.
An experienced practitioner takes your sample in-clinic. No fasting required. The progesterone marker is timed to the second half of your cycle. Stop biotin supplements 48 to 72 hours before.
Samples are processed by an accredited UK pathology laboratory.
Most results within 2 to 5 working days. A short outcome note from the doctor, interpreting the picture against your age and history, is sent to your email, password-protected.
Had a Wellwomen Check (£399 personalised GP consultation)? If the GP identified a clinical need for blood work during your consultation, you qualify for 10% off this panel. Mention your Wellwomen booking reference at checkout.
Fertility planning often sits alongside ovarian reserve, cycle and hormone questions. The doctor can recommend the most useful additional panel or service at booking.
KONCEPT® Medical Clinic offers the Fertility and Amenorrhoea panel for women across the KT and SW postcodes. Patients book from Kingston upon Thames, Surbiton, New Malden, Wimbledon, Richmond upon Thames, Putney, Teddington, Hampton, Esher, Cobham, Walton-on-Thames, Thames Ditton and Twickenham. The clinic is at 46 to 48 Wood Street, opposite Kingston Station, two minutes from the Bentall Centre, and is reachable by train from Waterloo (around 28 minutes) or by car off the A3.
Women travel from across Surrey and South West London for a fertility blood test a doctor times to the cycle and interprets in context, a fertility hormone test that includes ovarian reserve and an ovulation check, and clear, honest advice rather than a fertility score. Whether you are looking for a female fertility test in Kingston, a progesterone blood test to check ovulation, a fertility blood test Surrey women rate, or a fertility hormone test Putney locals can reach quickly, book online or call 020 8129 1011.
These are genuine reviews from patients who had blood drawn at KONCEPT®, drawn from Google and our verified-patient reviews. The same themes recur: a calm, professional, unhurried experience and a fast results turnaround.
"I went in for a blood test a couple days ago which was such a smooth and pleasant experience & I received my results back the next day! A super quick turn over time which is just what I needed."
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"I came to KONCEPT medical clinic for a blood test. Everyone was really nice and welcoming, and made me feel at ease straight away. It was quick, professional and I didn't feel rushed. Would definitely recommend."
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Genuine reviews from our Google Business Profile and verified-patient reviews. Individual experiences vary; results are typically returned within 2 to 5 working days.
Women who want an objective hormonal picture before or during fertility planning, and women investigating irregular or absent periods (amenorrhoea). It is also useful where PCOS or a hormonal imbalance may be affecting the cycle, or as a baseline before a fertility assessment. It gives you and your doctor data to plan from, in one visit.
No. This panel does not predict whether or when you will conceive, and no blood test can. What it does is give an objective picture of your reproductive hormones, ovarian reserve and ovulation, which a doctor interprets alongside your age and clinical history to inform fertility planning. It is one input among several, not a yes-or-no fertility answer.
AMH is a measure of ovarian reserve, the size of the remaining egg pool. It is one clinical input alongside your age and history when considering fertility planning or an egg-freezing assessment. AMH does not predict natural conception, IVF success or the time until menopause. Reference ranges vary by laboratory, so a result is read against your age band, and a number outside the expected range is not in itself a diagnosis. For ovarian reserve on its own, see our dedicated AMH Test page.
Thirteen markers. Reproductive hormones: FSH, LH, oestradiol and prolactin. Ovarian reserve: AMH. Ovulation: day-21 progesterone. Androgen profile: testosterone, SHBG and free androgen index. Thyroid: TSH. Nutritional markers relevant before conception: vitamin D, vitamin B12 and folate. Each result is interpreted by the doctor against your age, cycle and history.
Timing matters. FSH, LH and oestradiol are most informative on days 2 to 5 of the cycle, while the progesterone marker is taken in the second half of the cycle, around 7 days before your next period is due, which is day 21 in a textbook 28-day cycle. If your cycle is irregular or absent, the doctor will guide you on the best timing at booking. AMH, thyroid and the nutritional markers are stable across the cycle.
No fasting is required. Stop biotin supplements 48 to 72 hours before the test as biotin interferes with several hormone assays. Mention any hormonal contraception, HRT or fertility medication at booking, as these affect interpretation and the doctor may advise on timing.
Most results are returned within 2 to 5 working days. If a specific test takes longer, you will be told in advance.
No. You can book online, in person at the clinic, or add the panel during a GP consultation at KONCEPT®. A GMC-registered doctor reviews each request for clinical appropriateness before the blood draw.
Yes. Every panel is reviewed by one of our GMC-registered doctors. A short outcome note is sent to your email, password-protected, stating either that results are within the expected range or that a GP or specialist review is recommended. If a review is recommended you can choose your NHS GP at no NHS charge, or a KONCEPT® GP consultation at £149.
A single administration fee that covers your whole visit, charged once per visit and never per test, however many tests you book. The all-in panel price of £338 already includes it.
Irregular or absent periods, acne and unwanted hair can point to polycystic ovary syndrome, and this panel includes the androgen markers that feature in it. If the picture suggests PCOS, the doctor may recommend the dedicated PCOS Blood Test, which is built around the Rotterdam criteria. Many women have overlapping features, and the doctor can help untangle which is driving which.
Home-kit fertility packages post a finger-prick kit and return an algorithm-generated PDF, often with cycle timing left to you. At KONCEPT® the sample is a venous draw in our Kingston clinic, the doctor guides the cycle timing so the progesterone and reproductive hormones are interpretable, and a GMC-registered doctor reviews the result against your age and history. The doctor review is included in the £338 panel price.
The NHS provides comprehensive care and remains the right route for many women. KONCEPT® complements that care for women who want an objective hormonal picture on their own timing, without a referral, interpreted by a doctor in one visit. With your written consent we share a clinical summary with your NHS GP so the result is added to your NHS record alongside your ongoing care.
46 to 48 Wood Street, Kingston upon Thames, KT1 1UW. KONCEPT® Medical Clinic is opposite Kingston station, with parking nearby at the Bentall Centre.
All in £338. Same-day, evening and Saturday appointments available. No GP referral needed. Doctor-reviewed result, sent securely to your email.
Serving Kingston upon Thames and the surrounding KT, SW and TW catchment - Surbiton, Wimbledon, Richmond, Putney, Teddington, New Malden, Esher, Thames Ditton, Walton-on-Thames, Twickenham, Hampton, Raynes Park and Wandsworth.
This page is for information only and is not a substitute for medical advice. Results require interpretation by a qualified clinician. This panel does not predict fertility, conception or pregnancy outcomes; it provides hormonal information that a doctor interprets alongside your age and clinical history. AMH is a measure of ovarian reserve, not a fertility predictor.