AMH (Anti-Mullerian Hormone)

Anti-Müllerian hormone (AMH) is a biomarker produced by antral and pre-antral follicles for assessing ovarian reserve (the amount of eggs that remain in your ovaries with reproductive potential) and is therefore essential in evaluating potential fertility. 

AMH testing at Clinical Labs will provide you with peace of mind. We use the latest in fully automated laboratory technology which outperforms all other previous tests, allowing for the evaluation of AMH concentrations in samples that would otherwise be undetectable. 

The test will provide you with information on your current ovarian reserve and how this is likely to change over time. 

Low levels of AMH are suggestive of a poor ovarian reserve, whereas high levels may indicate polycystic ovary syndrome.

AMH testing will also assist you in considering IVF or other fertility treatments, as AMH can help in the prediction of oocyte retrieval (egg collection) and ovarian responsiveness to fertility medications.

AMH testing is also useful if you are considering egg freezing before chemotherapy or surgery, or for social reasons. 

AMH levels have minimal fluctuation during the normal menstrual cycle and can therefore be tested at any time. 

Once you have received your referral from your doctor, you can visit any of our 1,300 collection centres located throughout Australia. Click here to find your closest Clinical Labs collection centre. 

Results will be with your referring doctor 2 business days after your sample arrives at our laboratory. 

Medicare does not cover the cost of the AMH blood test. An out of pocket fee of $90 applies.