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Know Your Ovarian Reserve:
AMH test

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What is the AMH test?

The AMH test measures the levels of anti-Müllerian hormone and thus the ovarian reserve, using a simple blood test that can be performed on any day of the menstrual cycle. It is essential for predicting ovarian response in assisted reproduction and estimating proximity to menopause.

Why is the AMH test important for my fertility?

It helps you find clarity and the options you need to take control of your reproductive future, giving you hope and success. Knowing your ovarian reserve is key to planning.

How does the AMH test work?

The AMH test is a simple blood test that can be performed at any time of your menstrual cycle, offering a reliable view of your current ovarian reserve.

What does the AMH level indicate about my fertility?

Your AMH level is a crucial indicator of the number of eggs you have left. A high level suggests a good reserve, while a low level may indicate a low reserve.

What other factors influence ovarian reserve besides AMH?

In addition to the AMH, we consider your age, FSH levels and antral follicle count (RFA) using ultrasound for a comprehensive evaluation of your ovarian reserve.

What options do I have after knowing my AMH level?

Based on your AMH results and a full evaluation, our team of specialists will advise you on the best options, such as family planning, fertility preservation or personalized treatments.

The process to know your ovarian reserve

From the initial consultation to the specialized interpretation of the results, each stage is designed to provide you with clarity about your current reproductive potential.

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STEP 1

Initial specialist consultation

We evaluate your medical history, reproductive goals, family history of early menopause, previous ovarian surgeries, and risk factors for low ovarian reserve. No special preparation, fasting, or specific time of the menstrual cycle are required.

STEP 2

Simple and convenient procedure

We draw a small sample of blood from a vein in the arm with a sterile needle. The procedure takes less than 5 minutes with minimal discomfort. You can continue with hormonal contraceptives since they don't affect the AMH results.

STEP 3

Specialized laboratory processing

The samples are processed using immunoassay techniques that precisely measure the concentration of AMH. Results are available in 2-7 business days, expressed in nanograms per milliliter (ng/ml).

STEP 4

Personalized specialized interpretation

Our specialists interpret results considering a specific age, complete medical history, and reproductive context. Values should be interpreted with other markers such as FSH, estradiol, and antral follicle count for comprehensive evaluation.

STEP 5

Personalized Action Plan

Based on the results, we develop a personalized plan that may include fertility preservation, reproductive planning, specialized treatments or regular monitoring, depending on your objectives and specific situation.

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Expert interpretation according to age

We interpret results considering that normal values change according to age: young people 18-25 years (3.0-6.5 ng/ml), 30s (2.0-4.0 ng/ml), then 35 years (1.0-3.0 ng/ml), about 40 years (0.5-1.5 ng/ml), older than 45 years (<0.5 ng/ml).

Response prediction in assisted reproduction

We use AMH to customize IVF protocols: low levels (3.5 <1.0 ng/ml) requieren dosis altas y protocolos especiales, niveles elevados (> ng/ml) need conservative protocols to prevent hyperstimulation. We set realistic expectations about the number of potential eggs.

Complementary comprehensive evaluation

We supplemented AMH with antral follicle counts using transvaginal ultrasound, FSH/LH/estradiol hormones in the early follicular phase, progesterone in the luteal phase to confirm ovulation, and anatomical evaluation when necessary.

Diagnosis of specific conditions

We use AMH for complementary diagnosis of PCOS (levels typically >4-5 ng/ml), evaluation of patients with amenorrhea, identification of premature ovarian failure, and monitoring the effects of gonadotoxic treatments such as chemotherapy.

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