AMH
a Reference Guide
What is AMH?
Anti-Mullerian Hormone is produced mainly by granulosa cells of growing preantral and small antral follicles, AMH is widely used as a clinical marker of ovarian reserve and expected ovarian response.
It modulates early-stage follicle grow and acts as a “gatekeeper” to ensure follicles develop sequentially rather than all at once.
A blood test measuring your current AMH and is used together with a scan which determines your antral follicle count (AFC) as an Ovarian Reserve Test.
What is a normal AMH result by age (pmol/L)?
Age 20 - 24 (8.7 - 83.6)
Age 25 - 29 (6.4 - 70.3)
Age 30 - 34 (4.1 - 58.0)
Age 35 - 39 (1.1 - 53.5)
Age 40 - 44 (0.2 - 39.1)
Age 45 - 50 (0.1 - 19.3)
The reference intervals provided represent the 2.5th to 97.5th percentiles for Elecsys AMH measurements in healthy adult women.
How do I book this Ovarian Reserve Test / Fertility Check?
