What is the Anti Mullerian Hormone Test Price in Cities

The price of the Anti Mullerian Hormone Test may differ from city to city. Below are our cities of service with the AMH test price near you: City Name Test Price AMH Test Price in Delhi Rs 2000 AMH Test Price in Mumbai Rs 2010 AMH Test Price in Noida Rs 2000 AMH Test Price in Gurgaon Rs 2000 AMH Test Price in Pune Rs 2010 AMH Test Price in Lucknow Rs 1860 AMH Test Price in Rohtak Rs 1850 AMH Test Price in Hisar Rs 1850 AMH Test Price in Mohali Rs 1850 AMH Test Price in Chandigarh Rs 1850 AMH Test Price in Panchkula Rs 1850 AMH Test Price in Jalandhar Rs 1850 AMH Test Price in Ludhiana Rs 1850 AMH Test Price in Amritsar Rs 1850 AMH Test Price in Dehradun Rs 2000 AMH Test Price in Haridwar Rs 2000 AMH Test Price in Saharanpur Rs 1850 AMH Test Price in Faridabad Rs 2000 AMH Test Price in Ghaziabad Rs 2000 AMH Test Price in Bathinda Rs 1850 AMH Test Price in Gwalior Rs 1820 AMH Test Price in Sonipat Rs 1850 AMH Test Price in Meerut Rs 1840 AMH Test Price in Jammu Rs 2000

What is the Anti Mullerian Hormone (AMH) Test Normal Range?

Anti Mullerian Hormone (AMH) Test Normal Range Sample Male Normal Range Serum Males (> 18 years) 0.73 - 16.05 ng/mL Males (≤ 60 days) 15.11 - 266.59 ng/mL Female Normal Range Female (18-25 years) 0.96 - 13.34 ng/mL Female (26-30 years) 0.17 - 7.37 ng/mL Female (31-35 years) 0.07 - 7.35 ng/mL Female (36-40 years) 0.03 - 7.15 ng/mL Female (41-45 years) 0.00 - 3.27 ng/mL Female (≥ 46 years) 0.00 - 1.15 ng/mL Female (≤ 60 days) 0.01 - 3.39 ng/mL

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A blood test to measure anti-müllerian hormone (AMH) levels is known as an anti-Mullerian hormone test.

The AMH test can help determine how many remaining egg-forming cells a lady has.

The AMH test, or Anti-Müllerian Hormone test, is a blood test used to measure the level of AMH in the body. In women, it helps estimate ovarian reserve, which reflects the remaining egg supply and supports fertility assessment. The test may also help doctors evaluate conditions such as PCOS, early ovarian decline, and fertility planning.

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Quick Overview of AMH Test
What Is the Full Form of AMH Test?
What Is an AMH Test?
Why Is the AMH Test Done?
AMH Test for Pregnancy: What Does It Tell You?
AMH Test Results: How to Understand Them
AMH Test Results by Age
Does a Low AMH Mean You Cannot Get Pregnant?
Does a High AMH Mean Better Fertility?
Is AMH a Blood Test?
Do You Need Fasting for an AMH Test?
When Should the AMH Test Be Done?
Who May Need an AMH Test?
AMH Test Cost and Price
AMH Test at Home
How to Book an AMH Test Online?
How to Read Your AMH Report?
What Can Affect AMH Test Results?
AMH Test vs Pregnancy Test
Key Things to Know About AMH
When Should You Get the AMH Test?
What is the Normal Range of the AMH Test?
How to Read the AMH Test Report
How to Prepare for the AMH Test?
Who Should Take This Test?
Why is Early AMH Testing Important?
How to Book Anti Mullerian Hormone (AMH) Test at Home Near Me?
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about Anti Mullerian Hormone (AMH) Test

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Anti-Müllerian Hormone (AMH) Test – Price, Results & Book Online Home Collection

The AMH test, also called the Anti-Müllerian Hormone test, is a blood test used to measure the level of Anti-Müllerian Hormone in the blood. In women, AMH is produced by small ovarian follicles and is commonly used as one of the markers of ovarian reserve, or the number of eggs remaining in the ovaries.

An AMH blood test may be recommended during a fertility evaluation, before certain fertility treatments such as IVF, when assessing ovarian reserve, or when conditions such as polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) are being evaluated.

At Max Lab, you can book an AMH test online and choose home sample collection, subject to availability in your location.

Quick Overview of AMH Test

Test Information	Details
Test Name	Anti-Müllerian Hormone (AMH) Test
Also Known As	AMH Blood Test
Sample Type	Blood
Purpose	Assessment of ovarian reserve and AMH level
Fasting	Usually not required
Test Timing	Can generally be performed on any day of the menstrual cycle
Home Collection	Available, subject to location
Suitable For	As advised by a healthcare professional

What Is the Full Form of AMH Test?

The AMH test full form is Anti-Müllerian Hormone test.

Anti-Müllerian Hormone is produced by cells in ovarian follicles in women. Since the number of these follicles generally decreases with age, AMH levels also tend to decrease over time. This makes AMH one of the markers doctors may use when assessing ovarian reserve.

In men, AMH has different biological functions and may be used in specific clinical situations. Therefore, AMH results should always be interpreted according to the person's age, sex, medical history and reason for testing.

What Is an AMH Test?

An AMH test is a blood test that measures the amount of Anti-Müllerian Hormone in a blood sample.

For women, the test is most commonly associated with assessing ovarian reserve. It can provide information about the approximate quantity of eggs remaining in the ovaries, but it does not determine the quality of the eggs.

An AMH result is usually considered along with other information such as age, menstrual history, ultrasound findings, other hormone tests and the reason for fertility evaluation.

Why Is the AMH Test Done?

A doctor may recommend an AMH test for several reasons, including:

Assessing ovarian reserve during a fertility evaluation
Planning or monitoring fertility treatment
Estimating how the ovaries may respond to fertility medicines
Supporting fertility treatment planning, including IVF
Evaluating some cases of irregular periods or suspected hormonal conditions
Supporting the evaluation of PCOS along with symptoms and other tests
Assessing ovarian function in specific clinical situations
Monitoring certain ovarian conditions when recommended by a doctor

An AMH test should not be used alone to diagnose infertility or predict whether someone will become pregnant.

AMH Test for Pregnancy: What Does It Tell You?

People often search for an AMH test for pregnancy because they want to know whether their AMH level can tell them their chances of conceiving.

AMH is not a pregnancy test. It does not confirm whether you are pregnant.

Instead, AMH may provide information about ovarian reserve. A higher AMH level generally reflects a larger number of remaining ovarian follicles, while a lower AMH level may indicate a lower ovarian reserve.

However, AMH alone cannot tell whether you can or cannot become pregnant. Fertility depends on several factors, including age, egg quality, ovulation, fallopian tube health, sperm health and other reproductive factors.

Therefore, if you are trying to conceive, your doctor may interpret your AMH result together with other fertility tests.

AMH Test Results: How to Understand Them

Your AMH test results should be interpreted using the reference range provided by the laboratory. AMH levels can vary according to age, laboratory method and individual circumstances.

A simple way to understand the result is:

AMH Result	General Interpretation
Lower AMH	May be associated with a lower ovarian reserve
AMH within the laboratory reference range	May be consistent with ovarian reserve expected for the relevant reference group
Higher AMH	May be associated with a larger ovarian follicle pool; higher levels can also occur in conditions such as PCOS
Very low or undetectable AMH	May indicate markedly reduced ovarian reserve and should be discussed with a doctor

Important: There is no single AMH value that can be called "normal" for every woman. Age, laboratory method, clinical history and the reason for testing all matter.

AMH can help estimate egg quantity, but it does not measure egg quality and should not be used alone to predict natural pregnancy.

AMH Test Results by Age

AMH generally decreases as ovarian reserve declines with age. However, there is no single AMH number that applies to every age group.

Age / Life Stage	What Usually Happens to AMH
Younger reproductive age	AMH is generally higher because ovarian reserve is larger
Mid-reproductive years	AMH gradually tends to decline
Later reproductive years	AMH generally becomes lower as ovarian reserve decreases
Around menopause	AMH becomes very low or may be undetectable

These are general patterns, not diagnostic cut-offs. Your laboratory report and doctor's interpretation are more important than comparing your result with a generic online chart.

Does a Low AMH Mean You Cannot Get Pregnant?

No.

A low AMH level may indicate a reduced ovarian reserve, but it does not mean that pregnancy is impossible.

AMH mainly provides information about the quantity of remaining ovarian follicles. It does not directly measure egg quality, and natural conception depends on many other factors.

If your AMH is low, a fertility specialist may consider your age, menstrual history, ultrasound findings, ovulation, partner's fertility and other test results before recommending further steps.

Does a High AMH Mean Better Fertility?

Not necessarily.

A higher AMH level can indicate a larger number of ovarian follicles. However, a high AMH level does not automatically mean better fertility or a higher chance of pregnancy.

Higher AMH can also be seen in some women with PCOS. Therefore, AMH should be interpreted together with symptoms, medical history, ultrasound and other investigations when PCOS is suspected.

Is AMH a Blood Test?

Yes. The AMH blood test requires a small blood sample taken from a vein in the arm.

The sample is collected by a trained phlebotomist and sent to the laboratory for analysis. The procedure usually takes only a few minutes.

At Max Lab, the AMH test can also be booked with home sample collection, depending on service availability in your location.

Do You Need Fasting for an AMH Test?

Usually, fasting is not required for an AMH test.

You should follow any specific instructions given by your doctor or the laboratory, particularly if the AMH test has been ordered along with other blood tests that require fasting.

When Should the AMH Test Be Done?

AMH can generally be tested on different days of the menstrual cycle because it does not show the same strong cycle-dependent variation seen with some other reproductive hormones.

However, your doctor may recommend a specific time depending on your fertility evaluation and other tests being performed.

If you are taking hormonal contraceptives or other hormone-related medicines, tell your doctor because they may affect the interpretation of AMH results.

Who May Need an AMH Test?

A healthcare professional may recommend an AMH test if you:

Are undergoing a fertility evaluation
Are planning fertility treatment or IVF
Want to assess ovarian reserve as part of a clinical evaluation
Have certain menstrual or hormonal concerns
Are being evaluated for possible PCOS
Have a medical history that may affect ovarian reserve
Need monitoring for certain ovarian conditions

The test should be performed when medically appropriate and interpreted in context.

AMH Test Cost and Price

The AMH test cost can vary depending on the diagnostic centre, location, laboratory and applicable offers.

At Max Lab, the displayed AMH test price may vary by location and can be checked while booking the test online.

The current page listing shows the AMH test at ₹2,150, with home sample collection available in eligible locations. Please check the booking page for the latest location-specific AMH test price before placing an order.

AMH Test at Home

You can book an AMH test at home through Max Lab in locations where home sample collection is available.

The process is simple:

Select the AMH test.
Enter your location and contact details.
Select the home collection option, where available.
Choose a suitable date and time.
A trained phlebotomist visits your selected address.
A blood sample is collected and sent to the laboratory.
Your AMH test report is made available according to the applicable reporting timeline.

Home collection can be useful if you prefer to have the blood sample collected without visiting a diagnostic centre.

How to Book an AMH Test Online?

You can book an AMH test online through Max Lab.

Before booking, check the test price, available collection locations, sample collection options and expected report timeline for your location.

If home collection is available in your area, you can select that option while booking.

How to Read Your AMH Report?

Your AMH report normally contains:

Test name
AMH value
Unit of measurement
Laboratory reference range
Patient details
Sample information
Report date

Do not interpret the number alone. Compare your result with the reference range printed on your laboratory report.

For example:

Report Finding	What It May Indicate
AMH lower than the reference range	May suggest reduced ovarian reserve
AMH within the reference range	May be consistent with the laboratory's expected range
AMH higher than the reference range	May be associated with a larger follicle pool and can occur with PCOS
Very low AMH	May indicate significantly reduced ovarian reserve

The exact interpretation depends on age, symptoms, medical history, laboratory method and other fertility findings.

What Can Affect AMH Test Results?

Several factors may affect AMH levels or their interpretation, including:

Age
Individual ovarian reserve
PCOS
Certain ovarian conditions
Hormonal contraceptive use
Previous ovarian surgery or treatment
Fertility treatment
Laboratory testing method

Because of these factors, AMH results from different laboratories or testing methods should not always be compared directly.

AMH Test vs Pregnancy Test

The two tests answer different questions.

Test	What It Measures	Main Purpose
AMH Test	Anti-Müllerian Hormone	Helps assess ovarian reserve
Pregnancy Test	Pregnancy-related hormone, usually hCG	Helps determine whether pregnancy has occurred

Therefore, an AMH test cannot confirm pregnancy.

Key Things to Know About AMH

AMH stands for Anti-Müllerian Hormone.
An AMH test is a blood test.
It is commonly used to assess ovarian reserve.
AMH generally decreases with age.
A low AMH does not automatically mean pregnancy is impossible.
A high AMH does not guarantee better fertility.
AMH does not directly measure egg quality.
AMH is not a pregnancy test.
AMH can be used as part of fertility treatment planning.
AMH results should be interpreted with age and other clinical findings.
Fasting is usually not required.
Home sample collection may be available depending on location.

What is the Full Form of AMH Test?

AMH stands for Anti-Mullerian Hormone. It is a protein hormone produced by the cells in the follicles of the ovaries. AMH levels reflect the number of eggs remaining in the ovaries and can also help monitor certain types of ovarian cancer.

Why is the AMH Test Done?

Doctors recommend the AMH test mainly to:

Detect hormone disorders
Assess reproductive health in both men and women
Identify reasons for menstrual disorders like early menopause or amenorrhea
Diagnose PCOS

Determine the cause of infertility in couples
Examine infants with genitals unidentified as male or female.
Identify the cause of severe acne, excessive hair growth, and male pattern baldness in women

When Should You Get the AMH Test?

The AMH test can be taken on any day of the menstrual cycle. An OB-GYN can recommend the test:

As part of fertility evaluation
Symptoms of PCOS, early menopause or amenorrhea are present
IVF or fertility treatments are being planned
To determine whether an ovarian mass is cancerous or not

Is AMH a blood test?

Yes, AMH is a simple blood test. The procedure is minimally invasive. A trained phlebotomist carefully draws a blood sample from a vein in the arm and delivers it to the testing facility.

What is the Normal Range of the AMH Test?

Result	What It Means
Normal	Indicates high fertility and sufficient ovarian reserve
High	May suggest hormonal conditions like PCOS or AMH-producing ovarian tumours
Low	Means low fertility levels, suggesting low ovarian reserve and a poor IVF success rate

It is always recommended to consult a doctor for an accurate diagnosis.

How to Read the AMH Test Report

The meaning of AMH test results varies depending on current hormonal condition, age, symptoms and medical history. AMH levels begin to rise around adolescence and peak during the mid-20s. The meaning of results depends on why the test was done.

Normal Levels

Normal AMH levels mean a healthy ovarian reserve is present.

High Levels

High levels mean that a high amount of the AMH protein hormone is present in the blood. This may indicate conditions like:

PCOS
Early menopause
Ovarian tumour

Low Levels

A lower-than-normal AMH range means:

Low egg reserve
Difficulty in conceiving
Early menopause

How to Prepare for the AMH Test?

AMH test is a simple blood test and does not require any special preparation, including fasting. However, it’s essential to consult an OB-GYN about past medical history and ongoing medication, especially hormonal contraceptives. Also, avoid drinking, smoking, or strenuous exercise before the test.

Who Should Take This Test?

The AMH test is recommended for:

Women planning pregnancy or undergoing fertility treatments
Those experiencing symptoms of PCOS or menstrual disorders
Women with severe acne, excessive hair growth on the face and body and male pattern baldness
Individuals undergoing ovarian cancer monitoring

Why is Early AMH Testing Important?

Early testing helps healthcare providers offer:

The right treatment and care for PCOS and hormonal imbalances
Assess remaining egg reserve and support fertility and reproductive health
Detect conditions like ovarian cysts, endometriosis and ovarian torsion in their early stages

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about Anti Mullerian Hormone (AMH) Test

The price of the AMH Test may differ from city to city. Below are our cities of service with the AMH Test price near you:

City Name	AMH Test Price
AMH Test Price in Rohtak	Rs 1950
AMH Test Price in Hisar	Rs 1950
AMH Test Price in Gohana	Rs 2150
AMH Test Price in Mohali	Rs 2100
AMH Test Price in Chandigarh	Rs 2100
AMH Test Price in Panchkula	Rs 2100
AMH Test Price in Jalandhar	Rs 2100
AMH Test Price in Ludhiana	Rs 2100
AMH Test Price in Amritsar	Rs 2100
AMH Test Price in Dehradun	Rs 2100
AMH Test Price in Haridwar	Rs 2100
AMH Test Price in Rishikesh	Rs 2100
AMH Test Price in Rudrapur	Rs 2150
AMH Test Price in Saharanpur	Rs 1900
AMH Test Price in Noida	Rs 2150
AMH Test Price in Gurugram	Rs 2150
AMH Test Price in Faridabad	Rs 2150
AMH Test Price in Ghaziabad	Rs 2150
AMH Test Price in Mumbai	Rs 1800
AMH Test Price in Bathinda	Rs 2100
AMH Test Price in Lucknow	Rs 2000
AMH Test Price in Gwalior	Rs 1820
AMH Test Price in Sonipat	Rs 1950
AMH Test Price in Meerut	Rs 2000
AMH Test Price in Pune	Rs 1800
AMH Test Price in Haldwani	Rs 2150
AMH Test Price in Patiala	Rs 2100
AMH Test Price in Panipat	Rs 1950
AMH Test Price in Roorkee	Rs 2100
AMH Test Price in Kanpur	Rs 2000
AMH Test Price in Rewari	Rs 1950
AMH Test Price in Muzaffar Nagar	Rs 2000
AMH Test Price in Varanasi	Rs 2100
AMH Test Price in Ambala	Rs 2100
AMH Test Price in Agra	Rs 1850
AMH Test Price in Mathura	Rs 1850
AMH Test Price in Sirsa	Rs 1950
AMH Test Price in Khanna	Rs 2100
AMH Test Price in Jaipur	Rs 2150
AMH Test Price in Bengaluru	Rs 2150
AMH Test Price in Hyderabad	Rs 1613
AMH Test Price in Chennai	Rs 2150
AMH Test Price in Nagpur	Rs 1900
AMH Test Price in Ahmedabad	Rs 2100
AMH Test Price in Karnal	Rs 1950
AMH Test Price in Kolkata	Rs 2150
AMH Test Price in Patna	Rs 2150
AMH Test Price in Moradabad	Rs 2000
AMH Test Price in Aligarh	Rs 2000
AMH Test Price in Pathankot	Rs 2100
AMH Test Price in Firozpur	Rs 2100
AMH Test Price in Bhopal	Rs 1800
AMH Test Price in Guwahati	Rs 2200
AMH Test Price in Bhubaneswar	Rs 2150
AMH Test Price in Hoshiarpur	Rs 2100
AMH Test Price in Indore	Rs 1800
AMH Test Price in Pimpri Chinchwad	Rs 1800
AMH Test Price in Thane	Rs 1800
AMH Test Price in Manesar	Rs 2150
AMH Test Price in Zirakpur	Rs 2100
AMH Test Price in Greater Noida	Rs 2150
AMH Test Price in Navi Mumbai	Rs 1800

Anti Mullerian Hormone (AMH) Test Normal Range	Sample	Male	Normal Range
	Serum	Males (> 18 years)	0.73 - 16.05 ng/mL
		Males (≤ 60 days)	15.11 - 266.59 ng/mL
		Female	Normal Range
		Female (18-25 years)	0.96 - 13.34 ng/mL
		Female (26-30 years)	0.17 - 7.37 ng/mL
		Female (31-35 years)	0.07 - 7.35 ng/mL
		Female (36-40 years)	0.03 - 7.15 ng/mL
		Female (41-45 years)	0.00 - 3.27 ng/mL
		Female (≥ 46 years)	0.00 - 1.15 ng/mL
		Female (≤ 60 days)	0.01 - 3.39 ng/mL

AMH (Anti-Müllerian Hormone) is considered an important indicator of ovarian reserve because it estimates the number of remaining eggs in the ovaries. Higher AMH levels generally suggest a larger ovarian reserve, while lower levels may indicate reduced ovarian reserve. However, AMH alone does not determine fertility, egg quality, or the ability to conceive naturally. Doctors usually interpret AMH results alongside age, ultrasound findings, menstrual history, and other fertility investigations to get a more complete reproductive health assessment.

AMH levels naturally decline with age as ovarian reserve decreases over time, especially after the mid-30s. Lifestyle factors may also influence reproductive health and AMH levels indirectly. Smoking, chronic stress, poor nutrition, certain hormonal medications, and overall health conditions can affect ovarian function. Maintaining a balanced lifestyle, healthy body weight, and regular medical follow-up may support reproductive wellness, although age remains one of the strongest factors influencing AMH levels.

Abnormal AMH levels can be associated with several reproductive health conditions. Low AMH may indicate reduced ovarian reserve, early ovarian ageing, or approaching menopause. High AMH levels are commonly linked to Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS), where multiple small follicles may lead to increased hormone production. In certain cases, AMH testing may also support evaluation of ovarian function and fertility-related concerns. A doctor should always interpret abnormal results in the context of overall clinical findings.

AMH differs from other fertility tests because it focuses specifically on ovarian reserve rather than ovulation timing or hormone fluctuations during the menstrual cycle. Unlike tests such as FSH, LH, or ultrasound follicle counts, AMH levels remain relatively stable throughout the cycle and can often be measured on most days. However, AMH is usually used together with additional fertility assessments to provide a more complete understanding of reproductive health and fertility potential.

Yes, AMH testing is commonly used to support fertility treatment planning, including IVF. AMH levels help fertility specialists estimate how the ovaries may respond to stimulation medicines and assist in deciding treatment protocols. While AMH can help predict ovarian response during IVF cycles, it does not guarantee treatment success or pregnancy outcomes because factors such as age, egg quality, and overall reproductive health also play an important role.

AMH test can be performed at any time. However, the best time to conduct an AMH test is during the menstrual cycle.

No, fasting is not necessary before taking an AMH test.

Reports are typically available within a short turnaround time.

Abnormal AMH test results, whether high or low, require careful medical evaluation. While the condition may be irreversible, timely treatment can help with management and reduce its impact on everyday life.

Yes, Max Lab offers at-home sample collection. You can book your AMH test online through the website.

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Queries about this test

#1 AMH Test in Hindi

Ans: एंटी-मुलरियन हार्मोन (एएमएच) के स्तर को मापने के लिए एक ब्लड टेस्ट को एंटी-मुलरियन हार्मोन टेस्ट के रूप में जाना जाता है।

#2 AMH Test Full Form

Ans: A blood test to measure anti-müllerian hormone (AMH) levels is known as an anti-Mullerian hormone test.

#3 AMH Test in Pregnancy

Ans: The capacity of a woman to produce eggs that can be fertilized for pregnancy is frequently assessed using an AMH test. When a woman is ready to have children, her ovaries can produce hundreds of eggs.

#4 AMH Test in Female

Ans: The AMH test can help determine how many remaining egg-forming cells a lady has.

#5 What is AMH test?

Ans: The AMH test, or Anti-Müllerian Hormone test, is a blood test used to measure the level of AMH in the body. In women, it helps estimate ovarian reserve, which reflects the remaining egg supply and supports fertility assessment. The test may also help doctors evaluate conditions such as PCOS, early ovarian decline, and fertility planning.

#6 Why is AMH test done?

Ans: Doctors recommend the AMH test to assess ovarian reserve, support fertility evaluation, investigate menstrual irregularities, help diagnose PCOS, and plan fertility treatments such as IVF. It can also provide useful information for family planning and reproductive health decisions.

#7 What is normal AMH level?

Ans: Normal AMH levels vary by age, laboratory method, and individual health factors. In women of reproductive age, AMH levels are generally interpreted relative to age because ovarian reserve naturally declines over time. Results should always be reviewed by a doctor to understand what the value means for individual fertility and reproductive goals.

#8 When to take AMH test?

Ans: AMH testing can usually be done on any day of the menstrual cycle because hormone fluctuations are minimal compared with other fertility tests. However, doctors may recommend an appropriate time based on treatment planning, medications, or reproductive evaluation requirements.

#9 What does low AMH mean?

Ans: Low AMH generally indicates reduced ovarian reserve, meaning the ovaries may have fewer remaining eggs compared with expected levels for age. It does not automatically mean infertility or inability to conceive. Many people with lower AMH levels may still conceive naturally or respond to fertility treatment depending on overall reproductive health and medical evaluation.

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