How much time does your fertility have left? 20 seconds that could reveal a lot

Maybe you’re planning to have a baby right now. Maybe in a few years. Or perhaps you’re not thinking about it at all yet. Whatever your plans, one thing is certain – both the number and quality of your eggs naturally decline with age.

Maybe you’re planning to have a baby right now. Maybe in a few years. Or perhaps you’re not thinking about it at all yet. Whatever your plans, one thing is certain – both the number and quality of your eggs naturally decline with age.

That’s why we’ve created a simple AMH calculator, which in just 20 seconds can give you an estimate of your ovarian reserve (the number of eggs you still have available).

One number can tell you a lot

AMH, or anti-Müllerian hormone, is one of the key indicators of ovarian reserve. Its level helps estimate how many eggs you have remaining. And every woman’s ovarian reserve declines at a different rate.

With our new calculator, you’ll not only get an estimate of your ovarian reserve, but also find out:

• what the result may mean at your age
• how egg quantity and quality change with age
• why ovarian reserve is not the same as fertility
• when it may be useful to have a blood AMH test
• what your options are if you are trying for a baby
• and when it may make sense to consider egg freezing (social freezing)

Because your plans matter just as much as the number itself, the calculator will also give you guidance on possible next steps depending on whether you are trying for a baby now, planning for later, or simply want to know where you stand.

You may feel younger. But your eggs still follow your date of birth.

A healthy lifestyle matters for fertility, but it cannot stop the biological ageing of your eggs. The sooner you know more about your fertility, the more options you can keep open for the future.

So give 20 seconds to your future. When it comes to fertility, it’s better to know sooner rather than later.