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Anti-Müllerian Hormone (AMH)

Evaluating ovarian function & predicting controlled ovarian hyperstimulation

AMH levels help predict the remaining egg reserve. This can tell a lot about the reproductive issues, including the onset of menopause, amenorrhea, polycystic ovary syndrome. This test also tells the expected response to controlled ovarian hyperstimulation to achieve pregnancy in IVF.

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About Using Reagent

  • Sample Types

    plasma, serum
  • Reaction Time

    12 mins
  • Detection Range

    ichroma AMH: 0.02 – 15 ng/mL
    AFIAS AMH: 0.02 – 15 ng/mL
  • Indication

    Assessment of ovarian reserve, Diagnosis of ovarian dysfunction such as POI and PCOS, Menopause prediction, Response prediction to controlled ovarian stimulation

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In Your Medical Field

The test measures the level of AMH in a woman's blood, which may reveal clues for abnormalities in ovarian function. The test result is independent of the menstrual cycle. With its POC arrangement, one can run the test even during the consultation, enabling clinicians to make almost real-time diagnostics.