Understanding Your Egg Supply. Empowering Your Fertility Journey.
Fertility isn’t just about age — it’s about your ovarian reserve. At Sparsh IVF, we help you understand what’s going on inside your body through Ovarian Reserve Testing, one of the most important diagnostics in evaluating female fertility.
This simple test provides deep insight into the quantity of eggs you have left, helping us create a realistic and personalized fertility roadmap — whether you’re trying to conceive naturally, preparing for IVF, or considering fertility preservation.
Your ovarian reserve refers to the number of eggs (oocytes) remaining in your ovaries at any given time. Women are born with all the eggs they will ever have, and this number declines naturally with age — both in quality and quantity.
However, some women may experience diminished ovarian reserve (DOR) earlier than expected, even in their 20s or early 30s. Ovarian reserve testing helps detect such issues early, so treatment can be planned proactively.
Whether you’re undergoing IVF treatment in India, or simply want to understand your reproductive timeline, knowing your ovarian reserve allows for:
At Sparsh IVF, ovarian reserve testing is a routine but vital part of the infertility workup for all women above 30 or those with irregular periods, PCOS, family history of early menopause, or prior ovarian surgery.
Ovarian reserve testing typically includes:
These three indicators are often used together for an accurate and holistic assessment of your egg supply.
We recommend ovarian reserve testing if you:
AMH Level | Interpretation |
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>3.5 ng/ml | High (may indicate PCOS or hyper-response) |
1.5–3.5 ng/ml | Normal range (ideal for IVF response) |
0.5–1.4 ng/ml | Low (may require customized protocols) |
<0.5 ng/ml | Very low (limited reserve or POI risk) |
Your doctor will interpret these numbers alongside AFC and FSH to determine the best next steps.
While ovarian reserve cannot be increased, early diagnosis allows us to:
At Sparsh IVF, we offer transparent, compassionate guidance for women with low reserve — helping them understand all available options.
We help you understand your biological timeline — not fear it.
Yes. It’s one of the most reliable markers for ovarian reserve and doesn’t vary much through the cycle.
Yes — while chances may be lower, pregnancy is still possible depending on age, egg quality, and overall health. IVF with a personalized protocol can help.
Not at all. It includes a simple blood test and a routine transvaginal ultrasound scan.
Once annually after age 30, or earlier if you have known risk factors.
You don’t need to wait until there’s a problem. Whether you’re planning a baby soon or simply curious about your fertility window, ovarian reserve testing can help you plan with confidence.
Book your ovarian reserve assessment at Sparsh IVF and discover the power of informed decision-making.
Your fertility is a story — not a number. At Sparsh IVF, we help you read it clearly, and write the next chapter with confidence.