The importance of the ovaries is well known to every woman. The ovarian function indicator AMH refers to an important indicator of ovarian function. The quality of ovarian function can be diagnosed through AMH examination. This article will introduce the ovarian function indicator AMH. If you are not very familiar with this indicator, take a look quickly.
Ovarian function index AMH
By conducting a series of examinations on AMH indicators, women's ovarian function can be evaluated. In addition, the results of AMH examinations can also diagnose polycystic ovary syndrome, predict the outcome of assisted reproductive technology, and detect the role of certain granulosa cell tumors.
1. Significance of AMH testing: It can evaluate female fertility, assist in the diagnosis of infertility causes, and predict ovarian related diseases such as premature ovarian failure and polycystic ovary syndrome in advance;
2. AMH examination time: AMH is an anti Mullerian hormone that is not affected by menstrual cycle and time. Generally, it can be examined at any time, but fasting is required before AMH examination.
3. AMH examination fees: Due to varying levels of consumption in different regions, the fees for AMH examinations also differ. You need to consult the relevant hospital for specific examination fees in order to be more accurate.
AMH normal value
The normal value of AMH will decrease with age, so the reference value of AMH is different for each age stage, as follows:
AMH ovarian function examination
Age 30 reference value 2.5-6.3; Age range from 31 to 35, reference value 1.88-6.08; 36 to 40 reference values 1.71-5.3; Age range from 41 to 45, reference value 0.78-3.56; The reference value for ages between 46 and 50 is 0.76-2.8.
Regarding the normal value of AMH, attention should be paid to the meaning of being too low or too high, as follows:
① AMH is high and 2 to 3 times higher than normal, which may be a warning of polycystic ovary syndrome;
② If AMH is low and below the normal reference value, it indicates a decrease in ovarian reserve function and premature ovarian failure.
Reasons affecting the increase or decrease of AMH
Although AMH is a commonly used test to evaluate female ovarian function, there are some reasons that may affect AMH levels. Therefore, it is important to avoid these factors before the test and strive for accurate results. The reasons that affect AMH levels are as follows:
① Due to age, there is a negative correlation between AMH and age, with older women having lower levels of AMH;
② Other reasons, such as smoking, vitamin D levels, obesity, etc., can cause AMH levels to be at a lower level;
③ Patients with ovarian syndrome may have AMH levels 2-3 times higher than the general population due to disease factors.
This article provides a detailed introduction to the issues related to ovarian function AMH. As an important indicator of ovarian function, AMH examination is of great significance. If you find that your ovarian AMH test indicators are not up to standard, then you must be vigilant enough and take active measures to correct them.
