AMH | Anti-Müllerian Hormone

Anti-Müllerian Hormone (AMH) – intended to help evaluate the ovarian follicle reserve in women and girls older than 12 in the context of ovarian dysfunction or controlled or assisted reproduction. It confirms that measuring AMH levels is useful in various areas when examining women. It indicates the natural decline in the ovarian reserve and the associated sense of reduced fertility, thus recommended as an auxiliary tool for women planning to have children. The serum AMH level in women with ovulation problems allows for better determination of the type of ovarian dysfunction, especially hypergonadotropic anovulation associated with ovarian failure, such as polycystic ovary syndrome.