Recommendations about Anti-Müllerian Hormone (AMH) Testing

As women get older, the number of egg cells decreases and AMH levels begin to decrease. While very low levels are detected in a woman close to menopause, sometimes very high AMH levels, sometimes 2-3 times the normal, may be encountered in women with Polycystic Ovary Syndrome and many small eggs. If there is a desire for pregnancy, treatment should be performed regarding high or low AMH values, as they vary according to age. For this, it is deemed appropriate to perform an AMH test. It would be appropriate to check the AMH value on the second or third day of menstruation because it gives more detailed information about the ovarian reserve. You should not panic if AMH is low or high. If early diagnosis is made, it is very important to use your time well. Do not put yourself in a state of panic by asking questions such as "The result was bad, what if I don't have a baby?"