Description
The AMH test assesses your ovarian reserve, providing one of the most useful indicators of remaining egg supply and long-term fertility potential.
About the AMH (Fertility) Test
Anti-Müllerian Hormone (AMH) is produced by the ovarian follicles and reflects the number of eggs remaining — your ovarian reserve. Unlike many other hormones, AMH is relatively stable across the menstrual cycle, making it a convenient and reliable marker. It is valuable for women planning pregnancy, considering egg freezing, or wishing to understand their fertility, and is often used in fertility assessments.
Preparation and turnaround
A simple venous blood sample is required with no fasting needed, and because AMH is stable across the cycle it can usually be taken on any day. Results are typically available within one to two working days. A fertility specialist or doctor can help interpret your result in the context of your plans.
Frequently asked questions
Does AMH testing depend on my cycle?
No. AMH is relatively stable throughout the menstrual cycle, so it can usually be measured on any day.
What does AMH tell me?
It reflects your ovarian reserve — the number of eggs remaining — which is a useful indicator of fertility potential.
Is fasting required?
No fasting or special preparation is needed for the AMH test.
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