AMH is not a fertility test
A single blood test has become shorthand for whether someone can have a baby. It isn't that, and treating it that way causes real distress.
Most of what people want to know about fertility, pregnancy and women's health isn't secret. It's just buried under noise, or explained in a way that assumes you already have a medical degree.
This is where we put the things our practitioners find themselves explaining over and over: what a test actually measures, what a symptom might mean, what the research does and doesn't support, and what tends to help.
News
Longer pieces from our specialists on fertility, pregnancy, gynaecology and wellbeing, plus updates from the clinic.
Events
Information evenings, workshops and small-group sessions held at our Collingwood rooms and online. Places are limited so that there's room for real questions.
Nothing here is a substitute for advice about your own situation. If something you read raises a question, bring it to your appointment. That's the best possible use of it.
