The AMH test measures levels of a hormone produced by the ovaries, indicating a woman's ovarian reserve and fertility potential. Lower AMH levels are linked to reduced ovarian reserve and decreased chances of conceiving. The test can also evaluate response to fertility treatments like IVF, and is typically done on the second or third day of the menstrual cycle. It is beneficial for women considering fertility preservation, fertility treatments, or those interested in assessing their fertility potential.
The AMH test is a blood test that measures the level of the hormone AMH, produced by the ovaries, serving as a marker of ovarian reserve. It is commonly used to assess fertility potential, predict response to fertility treatments like IVF, and detect ovarian aging. A high AMH level suggests good ovarian reserve, while a low level may indicate reduced reserve. This test can be conducted at any point in the menstrual cycle without fasting and is usually ordered by fertility specialists or endocrinologists.
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