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Did you know? Women are born with a fixed number of eggs which reduces as they get older. By age 25, AMH (Anti-Müllerian Hormone) levels peak and gradually decline as ovarian reserves diminish. Monitoring your AMH levels can help you understand your reproductive health and plan for the future.

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Why You Need to Monitor Your AMH Levels

Are you planning your family or concerned about your fertility? Know your Anti-Mullerian Hormone (AMH) levels to manage your reproductive health. This simple test gives you an insight into your ovarian reserves, helping you make informed decisions on family planning, fertility treatments or health issues like PCOS or early menopause. Make proactive reproductive health decisions with AMH testing only at KP Pharma.

  • Assess Ovarian Reserve:

    Learn how big your ovarian reserve is to find out your fertility potential.

  • Plan Fertility Treatments:

    Predict response to fertility medication & optimize treatment outcomes.

  • Identify Menopause Stages:

    Detect early menopause signs and take preventative action.

  • Diagnose Ovarian Issues:

    Monitor conditions like PCOS or specific ovarian cancers associated with high AMH levels.

Symptoms Indicating the Need for AMH Testing

Any of the following symptoms or conditions might suggest AMH testing. Early detection & monitoring can help you control your fertility and overall health.

  • Fertility Issues

    Struggling to conceive? An AMH test checks that your egg supply is healthy for your age. The same test is critical for planning IVF because higher AMH levels predict better sensitivity to fertility drugs.

  • Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS)

    PCOS symptoms include irregular or absent menstrual periods, acne, excessive facial or body hair and hair loss. AMH testing can confirm this condition for diagnosis and treatment.

  • Ovarian Cancer Monitoring

    In patients with ovarian cancer treatment, AMH testing can track therapy effectiveness and flag recurrence early for medical intervention.

  • Irregular Menstrual Cycles

    Persistent irregularities in your menstrual cycle may indicate hormonal imbalances or reduced ovarian reserve that AMH testing can diagnose.

  • Menopause Symptoms

    Hot flashes, mood swings and irregular periods may signal premature or early menopause. AMH testing confirms your menopause stage so you can take appropriate action.

  • Unexpected Weight Gain or Skin Changes

    Rapid weight loss or patches of darkened skin may reflect hormonal problems like PCOS which AMH testing can help diagnose and treat.

  • Reproductive Issues in Family History

    If close relatives had early menopause, infertility or reproductive health condition, AMH testing can help you understand your risk and plan accordingly.



How We Measure Your AMH Levels

We do a specialised blood test to measure your Anti-Mullerian Hormone (AMH) levels. AMH is a snapshot of your reproductive health and reflects ovarian function and reserve. This simple, informative test reveals your fertility potential and underlying conditions affecting ovarian health.

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  • It measures Anti-Mullerian Hormone (AMH), a protein produced by the small growing follicles in the ovaries \u2014 giving an indirect estimate of your remaining egg reserve.

  • AMH is produced by small developing follicles/eggs in the ovaries, so blood levels give an indirect estimate of the remaining follicle pool.

  • No. AMH does not fluctuate significantly with the menstrual cycle, so the blood sample can be taken at any time.

  • Very low AMH levels may suggest reduced ovarian reserve and may be seen in the years leading up to menopause, but AMH cannot accurately predict when menopause will occur.

What to Expect During the AMH Test

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Finger Prick Blood Test
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    No prep work is necessary! Eat and drink normally before the test.

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    A small blood sample is taken by finger pricking with little discomfort.

  • 3

    Your blood is taken on a test card and analyzed by our advanced machine device.

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    The analysis itself takes about 15 minutes. Wait comfortably while the test runs.

  • 5

    Results will show AMH marker levels. Your provider will explain the results and recommend supplements or dietary changes if needed.

  • 6

    Based on your results, your healthcare provider may suggest fertility planning, treatments or further testing.

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Understanding Your AMH Test Results

Here’s a table summarising what different AMH levels mean for your reproductive health:

Female Age Range AMH Level (pmol/L) AMH Level (ng/mL) What It Means for Your Health
20-24
Less than 7 pmol/L
Less than 1.0 ng/mL
Low Fertility:

Indicates diminished ovarian reserve. Consult a healthcare provider for fertility planning. Retest within 6 months or earlier if clinical symptoms progress.
25 - 29
Less than 6 pmol/L
Less than 0.9 ng/mL
Low Fertility:

Indicates diminished ovarian reserve. Consult a healthcare provider for fertility planning. Retest within 6 months or earlier if clinical symptoms progress.
30 - 34
Less than 5 pmol/L
Less than 0.7 ng/mL
Low Fertility:

Indicates diminished ovarian reserve. Consult a healthcare provider for fertility planning. Retest within 6 months or earlier if clinical symptoms progress.
35-39
Less than 4 pmol/L
Less than 0.6 ng/mL
Low Fertility:

Indicates diminished ovarian reserve. Consult a healthcare provider for fertility planning. Retest within 6 months or earlier if clinical symptoms progress.
40-44
Less than 3 pmol/L
Less than 0.4 ng/mL
Low Fertility:

Indicates diminished ovarian reserve. Consult a healthcare provider for fertility planning. Retest within 6 months or earlier if clinical symptoms progress.
45-49
Less than 2 pmol/L
Less than 0.3 ng/mL
Low Fertility:

Indicates diminished ovarian reserve. Consult a healthcare provider for fertility planning. Retest within 6 months or earlier if clinical symptoms progress.
20 - 24
7 to 20 pmol/L
1.0 to 2.9 ng/mL
Normal Fertility:

Indicates healthy ovarian reserve for age. Maintain a balanced lifestyle and monitor periodically. Retest annually or as advised by a healthcare provider.
25 - 29
6 to 19 pmol/L
0.9 to 2.7 ng/mL
Normal Fertility:

Indicates healthy ovarian reserve for age. Maintain a balanced lifestyle and monitor periodically. Retest annually or as advised by a healthcare provider.
30 - 34
5 to 16 pmol/L
0.7 to 2.3 ng/mL
Normal Fertility:

Indicates healthy ovarian reserve for age. Maintain a balanced lifestyle and monitor periodically. Retest annually or as advised by a healthcare provider.
35-39
4 to 15 pmol/L
0.6 to 2.1 ng/mL
Normal Fertility:

Indicates healthy ovarian reserve for age. Maintain a balanced lifestyle and monitor periodically. Retest annually or as advised by a healthcare provider.
40 - 44
3 to 12 pmol/L
0.4 to 1.7 ng/mL
Normal Fertility:

Indicates healthy ovarian reserve for age. Maintain a balanced lifestyle and monitor periodically. Retest annually or as advised by a healthcare provider.
45 - 49
2 to 10 pmol/L
0.3 to 1.4 ng/mL
Normal Fertility:

Indicates healthy ovarian reserve for age. Maintain a balanced lifestyle and monitor periodically. Retest annually or as advised by a healthcare provider.
20-24
More than 20 pmol/L
More than 2.8 ng/mL
High Fertility:

Indicates higher ovarian reserve. May be associated with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS). If symptoms are present, retest in 6 months; otherwise, retest annually.
25 - 29
More than 19 pmol/L
More than 2.7 ng/mL
High Fertility:

Indicates higher ovarian reserve. May be associated with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS). If symptoms are present, retest in 6 months; otherwise, retest annually.
30 - 34
More than 16 pmol/L
More than 2.3 ng/mL
High Fertility:

Indicates higher ovarian reserve. May be associated with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS). If symptoms are present, retest in 6 months; otherwise, retest annually.
35 - 39
More than 15 pmol/L
More than 2.1 ng/mL
High Fertility:

Indicates higher ovarian reserve. May be associated with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS). If symptoms are present, retest in 6 months; otherwise, retest annually.
40 - 44
More than 12 pmol/L
More than 1.7 ng/mL
High Fertility:

Indicates higher ovarian reserve. May be associated with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS). If symptoms are present, retest in 6 months; otherwise, retest annually.
45 - 49
More than 10 pmol/L
More than 1.4 ng/mL
High Fertility:

Indicates higher ovarian reserve. May be associated with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS). If symptoms are present, retest in 6 months; otherwise, retest annually.

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