The AMH (Anti-Müllerian Hormone) test is one of the most important tests used to assess a woman’s ovarian reserve. It helps estimate the number of remaining eggs, providing valuable insight into fertility potential and the chances of pregnancy.
One of the key advantages of the AMH test is that it can be performed at any time during the menstrual cycle, unlike some other fertility tests. The results help fertility specialists determine the most appropriate treatment plan, whether for natural conception or assisted reproductive techniques such as ICSI.
A higher AMH level generally indicates a good ovarian reserve, while a lower level may suggest diminished ovarian reserve and the need for early medical evaluation and intervention.
Advice: The AMH test is an essential step for any woman planning to conceive or experiencing difficulty getting pregnant.