What is Anti mullerian Hormone (AMH)

1. What is Anti mullerian Hormone (AMH)

2. Anti-Mullerian Hormone (AMH) is one of the unpretentiously occurring hormones in the female body that can give an indication of fertility potential. The level of Anti-Mullerian Hormone in a woman’s blood is normally a good sign of her ovarian reserve.  The higher the number of eggs remaining in the ovaries, the higher the level of AMH which will show in the bloodstream. You are considering IVF or other fertility treatments, as low levels of AMH could indicate a potentially poor response to IVF.

3. Ovarian reserve is a term that is used to define the ability of the ovary to deliver egg cells that are Capable of reproduction resulting in a successful and healthy pregnancy. The capability of a woman’s ovaries to produce good quality eggs is known as ovarian reserve (OR). Egg quality and quantity tends to decline considerably in the middle and late 30s and faster in the early 40s. Also, egg quantity and quality in an individual woman can be average for her age, better than average, or worse than average. It would be good to have a reliable test to conclude how many eggs remain and how good the eggs are in an individual woman at a point in time. Ovarian reserve testing tells us little about the quality of those eggs, but can tell us quite a lot about the remaining quantity of eggs a woman has.

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