If you are being treated for infertility, the anti-Mullerian hormone test will answer several important questions for you. Let's learn more about it next.

AMH is a hormone produced by the granular cells (in the early stages of development) of the growing follicles in the ovary. This hormone determines the reserve of the ovary, in other words, it determines the number of follicles in the ovary, not the quality of the follicles. it is alsoPolycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS)index of.

AMH levels are closely related to fertility issues and are of high importance to people who want to conceive. It has been used as an indicator of ovarian reserve since 2002. Ovarian reserve is also a powerful indicator of pregnancy treatment outcome.

If you are being treated for infertility, the AMH level test will answer the following three important questions for you:

In healthy women, AMH levels initially increase until early adulthood, and then slowly decrease with age until they are undetectable. Five years before menopause, the growing follicles are exhausted.
The normal reference ranges of AMH values for women at different ages are as follows:

 

AMH is lower than the normal reference range value, suggesting that it is caused by the decline of ovarian reserve and premature ovarian failure;

AMH is 2-3 times higher than normal, suggesting that it may be caused by polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS).

Note: Do not make any conclusions about the AMH level by yourself, and give it to the doctor.

●     Age. With age, AMH will naturally decrease. There is a link between your fertility and age.

●     A history of hormonal disorders and medical conditions related to the reproductive system may also affect your AMH levels. For example, women with PCOS usually have higher AMH levels.

●    Women with a history of ovarian surgery due to endometriosis, ovarian cysts or ovarian torsion, ectopic pregnancy have a higher risk of lower AMH levels.

●     Stress is one of the biggest negative effects on AMH. Women who live under constant stress and mental stress often find it difficult to conceive until the stress level decreases.

●     Vitamin deficiency, especially vitamin D, is related to fertility problems and AMH levels.

AMH is a very simple laboratory blood test that measures hormone levels. It requires 3 ml of blood, and since the level of AMH does not change during the menstrual cycle, the test can be performed on any day.

And before the test, you do not need to receive any special treatment or follow a special diet plan to prepare for the test. However, if you want to arrange other infertility treatments, make sure to coordinate with treatments related to other menstrual cycles.

A lower AMH basically means that your ovarian reserve is lower, but it does not mean that you cannot conceive naturally.

Unfortunately, there is no way to improve your AMH level. However, if you want to conceive, you should do everything possible to increase your chances of becoming a parent. Here are a few methods that may be useful:

● Vitamin D Supplement

Studies have shown that women with insufficient vitamin D are more likely to face lower AMH. You can increase vitamin levels through supplementation or through a natural diet. You should still have a blood test to measure your vitamin D level.

● Supplement L-Arginine

It is known that L-arginine supplementation can improve ovarian function. However, to change your ovarian function, you should take 4 to 5 mg of this supplement.

● Abdominal Massage

Increasing ovarian circulation is very important for increasing ovarian function. Abdominal massage can help you.

● Relieve Pressure

You will have to rest as much as possible while trying to imagine. Give yourself more rest time, take better care of yourself, practice yoga, and do everything possible to reduce stress, which will increase your chances of pregnancy.

Summarize

You can use the Aucheer AMH test reagent to understand your AMH level and other test results, find the best infertility treatment plan, and get the best results.