Anti-Mullerian Hormone (AMH) Test In Bengaluru - Price & Details

AMH (Anti-Mullerian Hormone) test is a simple blood test that can be administered in any lab or hospital in the busy city of Bengaluru. The AMH test is usually prescribed for women who have fertility concerns or difficulty in conceiving, including but not limited to irregular menstrual cycles, ovarian cysts, or premature menopause. The AMH test also assesses infant male testicular function and is repeated every three months during testicular dysfunction treatment in boys.

AMH test is an effective tool to assess a woman's ovarian reserve and determine the potential success of fertility treatments. With PharmEasy Labs' premium diagnostic services, such as doorstep sample collection and online test report delivery, undergoing an AMH test has never been more convenient and effortless.

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Due to multiple factors, the price of an AMH test may fluctuate. In Bengaluru, the standard rate of an AMH test on PharmEasy is around INR 1099, though it may vary slightly depending on offers and location. You can also explore and compare AMH test prices in major cities across India.

The AMH test is done to check female infertility. The testing is used for:

• Determining the number of eggs left in the ovary. The ovarian reserve typically reduces with age

• Determining how well the woman will respond to fertility treatment
• Determining the dosage of fertility medication needed to get optimum results

The test is also done to get an idea of the following:

• Menopause. Around menopause, the egg supply reduces, and the AMH levels drop
• Detects ovarian problems that can cause elevated AMH levels. High AMH levels could mean ovarian cancer or PCOS.

The doctor might prescribe the AMH test for men to check the testicular functions. If the man is undergoing treatment for testicular dysfunction, the test has to be repeated every 3 months to check the effectiveness of the same.

No precautions or preparations have to be done before the AMH test. However, care should be taken that women are not on birth control medication for at least 1-2 months before taking the AMH test.

During the AMH Test

A phlebotomist will be assigned to you once the AMH test has been booked. They arrive at the specified location at the specified time, to collect the sample, and use new sterilised needles and gloves. The phlebotomists use the vein finder device to identify the ideal vein to draw blood from. The blood sample is stored in barcoded vials and kept in cooling containers till they reach the laboratory for analysis.

The AMH normal range in females is as follows:

Your age and gender determine the normal range of the AMH results. Talk to your health care provider if the values are beyond AMH normal range.

The normal values, parameters, and reference ranges of the test may vary from lab to lab. Please refer to the ranges mentioned in the report and consult a doctor to understand the interpretation of lab reports.

• In infant (male)

Low amounts of AMH in a male child may suggest a problem with the AMH gene on chromosome 19. This chromosome controls AMH production and is associated with malfunctioning testicles. Male hormone deficiency can induce ambiguous genitalia and abnormal reproductive organs.

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Risks / Possible Complications

An AMH test is a standard blood test that involves minimal risk of complications. However, it is important to promptly seek medical advice if you experience:

• Continuous bleeding from the puncture site.
• Swelling/pain in the area of the skin where the needle was inserted.

Limitations

• Test results may be influenced by errors stemming from either machines or humans.
• Misinterpretation of markers is a possibility.