Currently, the best measure for determining ovarian aging, according to Trolice, is by combining your chronologic age, antral follicle count (AFC) on a sonogram (ultrasound), and AMH. AFC counts ...

A new hormone test may be able to predict female fertility, allowing women to chart what age they can have ... Anti-Millerian Hormone (AMH) is a hormone produced by growing, egg-producing ovarian ...

The study revealed that anti-Müllerian hormone (AMH) levels are related to the onset of menopause and are able to specify a woman’s reproductive age more accurately than chronological age alone.

Several studies have demonstrated that the AMH level is a better marker of ovarian reserve compared with age alone or other markers described in the literature, such as basal FSH, estradiol ...

The AMH test is typically used to determine if someone is a good candidate for IVF or egg freezing. It is not a fertility test, nor is it a reliable predictor of menopause. The age of first-time ...

A comprehensive testing revealed one key issue: the woman had low AMH levels, indicating a diminished ovarian reserve. With age, the egg reserves in a female body naturally decline. This does not ...