The capacity of a woman to create eggs that can be fertilized for pregnancy is frequently assessed with an anti-mullerian hormone test. When a woman is ready to have children, her ovaries can produce hundreds of eggs. The quantity decreases as a woman ages. How many viable egg...

The level of AMH in the blood tends to decrease with age in parallel with the number of follicles, unlike other pituitary hormones (FSH and Inhibin B). As such, the anti-Mullerian hormone is considered to be the best reflection of the ovarian reserve. In addition, AMH is a goo...

Antimullerian hormone represents a potential way to test ovarian reserve. There are many low AMH level tests or other tests that we currently use to assess the reserve of remaining eggs. None of the tests are perfect, and fertility specialists often use a combination of tests...