
Frequently Asked Questions
Understand Our Tests
Why is AMH testing important for women?
AMH (Anti-Müllerian Hormone) helps provide a snapshot of ovarian reserve. It gives insight into reproductive health and can guide discussions with your healthcare provider.
Who benefits most from an AMH test?
Women experiencing infertility, planning IVF or egg freezing, or wanting to monitor their reproductive health over time can benefit from an AMH test.
How does AMH inform IVF or egg freezing decisions?
AMH levels indicate how many eggs might be retrieved during IVF and can help predict ovarian response, which is useful for planning egg retrieval or preservation.
Can AMH predict my ability to get pregnant?
No. A single AMH test does not predict fertility or pregnancy. Tracking AMH trends over time is more meaningful for understanding reproductive potential.
What should I do with my AMH results?
Share your results with your healthcare provider. They can help interpret your levels, discuss reproductive options, and support planning for fertility or family-building goals.