AMH Test Price, Procedure, Purpose & Normal Ranges

What is AMH?

AMH plays an important role in developing sex organs in a baby before birth. It is a hormone produced in the ovaries in females and the testes in males. Males require a high level of AMH, while females need a lesser amount to develop reproductive organs. A higher requirement in males prevents them from developing female sex organs.

Purpose of AMH Blood Test (Anti-Müllerian Hormone Test)

The AMH test assesses the levels of Anti-Müllerian Hormone in your body. It is a blood test to check infertility and help to get the right treatment for the same.

Females take the test to:

• Check the number of eggs present in the ovaries. The ovarian status is checked to evaluate infertility and the responsiveness of ovaries. It helps in taking measures regarding reproduction and giving the right diagnosis to the individual.

• Identify problems in the menstrual cycle and any dysfunctionality in the ovaries. The test can also assess the size of the ovarian reserve.

• Predict the possibility for a woman to get pregnant.

• Detect and monitor issues responsible for high levels of AMH. High levels of AMH can cause certain kinds of ovarian cancer and PCOS (polycystic ovary syndrome). PCOS is a hormonal dysfunction responsible for infertility.

• Determine menopause status in older women. It can tell if a woman is close to menopause or not. AMH levels drop once a woman reaches menopause. It can detect if a woman is having premature menopause.

In males and children, the test can be useful to:

• Judge testicular function.

• Check the health status of testicles in male babies. Healthy testicles in male babies produce AMH.

When is the AMH blood test done?

The AMH test is done or recommended because:

• There is difficulty in conceiving.

• A female has symptoms of PCOS such as excessive hair growth on the face, skin problems, hair loss, fertility reduction, irregular periods, sudden weight loss or gain, and sleep disturbance.

• Checking the status of in vitro fertilization (IVF) success rate and other fertility treatments.

• Determining the efficiency of treatments for ovarian cancer.

Who needs to do an AMH test?

Females need to do an AMH test if they:

• Are experiencing fertility issues. Here, an AMH test can detect the number of eggs and if the amount is sufficient for their age.

• Are planning to have fertility treatment. The test can determine if their levels are sufficient to respond efficiently to the treatment. If their AMH is low, they may be advised differently to proceed with the treatment.

• Have been experiencing irregular or no periods, a condition also known as amenorrhea, sudden weight gain or loss, skin disorders, excess hair growth on the face and body, and acne.

• Are getting ovarian cancer treatment. An AMH test can determine if the course of treatment is right.

Minimum AMH to get pregnant

A range between 1.0 - 4.0 ng/mL must be present in the blood to increase the chances of pregnancy. The range below 1.0 ng/mL is considered low and indicates a low number of eggs. 

Symptoms of low AMH levels

The major symptoms of low AMH include:

• Trouble getting pregnant

• Premature menopause symptoms like anxiety, hot flashes, mood swings, and irritability

• Irregular or shorter cycles of menstruation

Causes of Low AMH levels

• Age plays an important role in changing the levels of AMH in a female body. After the age of 35, the number of eggs starts declining, which makes conceiving more difficult. One must get the test done if one wishes to delay their pregnancy. It is advised to get in touch with a medical professional to discuss options in this matter.

• Stress is one of the leading causes of lower AMH levels. Managing stress can balance the AMH levels and increase fertility in women.

• Vitamin D deficiency is also a major concern and cause of insufficient AMH. The deficiency of vitamin D must be managed to increase the number of eggs and improve their quality. An imbalanced diet and irregular eating habits can affect AMH levels, too.

Booking Procedure of AMH Test

The booking of the AMH Test can be done on the website of Mediyaar. You can book the test in the following steps:

• Open the website of Mediyaar and search for the name of the test.

• The test details will appear on the page along with the test price and a form in a blue box.

• You can go through the details of the test and then start filling out the form.

• The form contains sections such as Name, Age, Gender, Pincode, full address, email, phone, appointment date, time slot, and number of persons for the test.

• After completing all the details, you can book the test.

If you have searched for the AMH test near me, Mediyaar is the right option for you to choose. Our customer-centric approach and economical prices can be the best deal available for you.

What is the procedure of AMH Test?

The AMH Test is a blood test. A professional does sample collection after you book the test from our website. The sample is collected at your home, so make sure to fill in the right address in the form. The medical professional will use a needle to take the blood from a vein in your arm. The professional will make sure to conduct the process with as much ease for you as possible. This is a very short process and will not take more than five minutes.

The sample is taken further, and the testing is done at an automated diagnostic laboratory. We have centralized processing labs and regional processing labs in all the major cities. They are CAP Accredited, and the reports are made following the standard protocol of ISO and NABL.

Precautions to take before AMH Test at home

There is no fasting needed before the test. However, stress, lack of proper sleep, and certain medications could affect the test results. Try to make sure to be relaxed before the test. Also, you must talk to your doctor or a healthcare professional if any special precaution is needed in your case.

AMH test price at Mediyaar

The services are customer-friendly and affordable at Mediyaar. We have the AMH test priced at Rs. 1793/-. Our labs only use sophisticated equipment and standard procedures. So, if your doctor recommends you an AMH test, Mediyaar has you covered.

What do the AMH test results mean?

The test may have different reasons for every individual. It depends on the reason the test was done.

• If your test was for menopause, a low range of AMH in your blood may mean that you are very close to getting menopause. If your age is below 40 and the test results show a low AMH, it may mean that there is ovarian insufficiency. It is best to show the results to your provider, so they may guide you appropriately and give you a course of treatment.

• If you aim to get pregnant and you did the test, your doctor can guide you best regarding your AMH levels and fertility, depending on your age.

• If the test was done concerning PCOS, a high range of AMH may mean that you have PCOS. However, an AMH test alone cannot detect this disease. Your doctor can help you manage the levels and prescribe a treatment for PCOS.

• In male babies, low levels of AMH signify that the testicles aren’t working properly.