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An AMH test is a blood test that measures anti-Müllerian hormone and is used to assess ovarian reserve, i.e., the number of eggs remaining. It is often requested to assess fertility, before fertility treatments, or to diagnose polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS). It can be done on any day of the cycle without fasting. High values often indicate PCOS, normal values indicate a good reserve, while low values indicate a poor ovarian reserve. It should be noted that the test does not accurately determine the chances of pregnancy and must be interpreted in conjunction with age and other tests such as FSH and ultrasound.

Pregnancy and Hormones

AMH

Test Code: MTC00123

Ovarian reserve is the number of eggs a fertile month, and it is used to assess fertility.
A high ovarian reserve indicates a good reserve, while a low ovarian reserve indicates a low ovarian reserve.

Sample Type

Blood

Preparation

No special preparation is required

TAT Turnaround time (TAT)

Within 4 Hours

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An AMH test is appropriate for you if: You are planning to conceive now or in the future You are experiencing difficulty conceiving You have irregular periods You are suspected of having polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) You want to know your ovarian reserve Before undergoing IVF or artificial insemination

The test measures the level of the hormone AMH in your blood This hormone is secreted by small follicles in the ovaries It reflects the number and quality of remaining eggs (ovarian reserve)

You are experiencing difficulty conceiving or infertility You have irregular periods You have early menopause You have symptoms of PCOS (increased body hair, acne, weight gain) You have a family history of early menopause

There are no complicated requirements It can be done on any day of your menstrual cycle It is not affected by the timing of your cycle like some other hormone

You do not need to fast It is recommended to inform your doctor if you are using: You are taking birth control pills You are taking fertility drugs or hormones The sample is a simple blood draw from a vein

The result usually appears on the same day within hours. [Dr.'s explanation follows.

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