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Other Names
- Anti Mullerian Hormone Test
- Day 2 Test
- Day 3 Test
- Ovarian Reserve Blood Test
AMH Test: An Overview
AMH test is a blood test that measures the amount of Anti Mullerian Hormone in the blood to evaluate the ovarian reserve in a women. The test signifies the number of eggs left in the ovary. The test is a part of diagnosis of symptoms associated with PCOD or PCOS and infertility. Along with an AMH test, your doctor may advise you to take blood tests for some crucial hormone levels like PRL, LH, FSH, and TSH. She may suggest you some more tests like DHEAS, E3 or E2, Vitamin D3, etc. The overall objective of these tests are to effectively evaluate the reproductive wellbeing of a woman.
What is the cost of an AMH blood test?
The minimum price of the AMH test is ₹ 1,899, and it can goes up to ₹ 2,800 in India. In association with Thyrocare, we are offering the test at ₹ 1,899.
Can I get free home collection service for an AMH test?
We offer free home collection service in many cities in India for most of the blood tests including the AMH test.
When I can expect to get the report of an AMH test?
You will get the report in 24 hours to 48 hours from the time of sample giving.
How will I get the report?
You will get the soft copy report over both Email and WhatsApp. If you opt for additional hard copy (printed) report by paying ₹ 75 extra, you will get it over courier in two to four days.
What is the purpose of an AMH test?
Anti Mullerian Hormone (AMH), also known as Mullerian -inhibiting substance, is a dimeric glycoprotein hormone belonging to the transforming growth factor-beta family. It is produced by Sertoli cells of the testis in males and by ovarian granulosa cells in females. AMH is expressed in the follicles of women of reproductive age and inhibits the transition of follicles from primordial to primary stages. Because of the gender differences in AMH concentration, its changes in circulating concentrations with sexual development, and its specificity for Sertoli and granulosa cells, measurement of AMH has utility in the assessment of gonadal function, fertility, and as a gonadal tumor marker. Since AMH is produced continuously in the granulosa cells of small follicles during the menstrual cycles, it is superior to the episodically released gonadotropins and ovarian steroids as a marker of ovarian reserve.
Is any risk associated with the AMH tests?
AMH test is like any other blood test. There are a minimal risk or no risk. You may feel slight pain during the needle prick. The pain is temporary. In a rare case, you may have a allergy reaction, but it is also temporary.
How does a normal AMH test report look like?
A normal AMH test report looks like as the above image:
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