Hormones · µg/L
AMH (anti-Müllerian hormone)
AMH (anti-Müllerian hormone) is released by the granulosa cells of small (antral) follicles in the ovaries. Its level reflects the size of the remaining follicle pool, the ovarian reserve.
Ranges we useRoche Elecsys AMH (ECLIA) / Yun 2022 / ACOG
| Rating | Range | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| No rating | Any value µg/L | AMH depends strongly on age (it reflects ovarian reserve). Without age and sex it cannot be rated fairly. Complete your profile. |
This marker also has 7 age- or sex-specific range sets in the app — the table shows the general one.
Source: Roche Elecsys AMH (ECLIA) / Yun 2022 / ACOG · Ji M et al., Age Group-specific Reference Intervals for the Elecsys AMH Assay in Healthy Korean Women (Ann Lab Med 2022;42:621–629) + ACOG Committee Opinion 773 (2019) · 2022 · open
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