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This test is ideal if you're concerned about your fertility, planning to have children in the future, or wondering how many reproductive years you may have left. It measures your ovarian reserve, which is essentially how many eggs your ovaries still have available, helping you understand your fertility potential and make informed decisions about family planning. Many women use this test when considering pregnancy timing, evaluating fertility treatment options, or simply wanting to know more about their reproductive health.
If you're receiving STRENSIQ medication, please inform your healthcare provider, as this medication may interfere with certain assays and could affect your test results. Your doctor may recommend using alternate testing methods or timing your test appropriately. Otherwise, no special preparation is typically required for this test.
This test measures Anti-Mullerian Hormone (AMH), a hormone produced by cells in your ovarian follicles that reflects the number of eggs remaining in your ovaries. Your AMH level provides valuable insight into your ovarian reserve and can help predict how your body might respond to fertility treatments, estimate your remaining reproductive window, and identify potential issues like premature ovarian aging or polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS). This single biomarker gives you a clear snapshot of your current fertility potential.
What this means
Your AMH level is slightly below the optimal range, which may indicate a lower ovarian reserve than average for your age. While this doesn't mean pregnancy is impossible, it suggests your fertility window may be shorter than expected and you may want to consider your family planning timeline more carefully.
Recommended actions
Consult with a fertility specialist to discuss your reproductive timeline and options
Focus on supporting egg quality through antioxidant-rich foods like berries, leafy greens, and nuts
Maintain a healthy lifestyle with regular moderate exercise and stress management
Consider retesting in 12-18 months to monitor changes in ovarian reserve