Anti-Mullerian Hormone AssessR, Female

AMH or anti-mullerian hormone, Female blood test is a fertility test that is used to evaluate a woman’s ovarian reserve or egg count. During the childbearing years, a woman's ovaries can make thousands of eggs and the number declines with the growing age. AMH levels help indicate how many potential egg cells a woman has left, and this is known as an ovarian reserve or egg count. The chances of getting pregnant become higher, if a woman's ovarian reserve is high, on the other hand, if the egg count is low, the woman may find difficulty in getting pregnant. In addition to that AMH tests may also be used to predict the menopause phase in women’s life, figure out the reason for early menopause, find out the underlying cause for lack of menstruation in girls, The test also help detects polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) and to evaluate the effectiveness of ovarian cancer treatment.