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

AMH is a common blood test that can be conducted in any medical facility in Bhubaneswar. This test measures the level of anti-müllerian hormone (AMH) in the blood. It is done to assess fertility, diagnose ovarian cancer, detect early menopause, evaluate gender differentiation in infants with ambiguous genitalia, and assess testicular function in newborn males. The test is also prescribed for diagnosing PCOS and its associated symptoms. The AMH test requires a blood sample and can be done without any special preparation.

If you are looking to get an AMH test done in Bhubaneswar, PharmEasy offers a convenient and cost-effective option. With our efficient home sample collection and online report delivery service, you need not even step out of your home. PharmEasy Labs offers a wide range of test and health packages at affordable prices.

Just book any routine or advanced tests with PharmEasy and schedule your appointment. A technician will arrive at your doorstep on time and quickly collect your test sample. The technicians are highly skilled and follow all precautionary and safety measures. The sample testing is done in certified using fully automated machines. The test reports are meticulously reviewed and verified by doctors and then shared with the patients online.

With 500 phlebotomists across 2500+ pincodes, PharmEasy Labs operates robustly in all major cities of India. PharmEasy’s convenient sample collection service and streamlined testing process make it the preferred choice for people searching for premium and affordable diagnostic services.

The cost of an AMH test may experience fluctuations due to several factors. However, the regular price for an AMH test at PharmEasy in Bhubaneswar typically ranges from INR 1279 to INR 2969. To gather further details, consider comparing AMH test prices across various major cities in India.

Women who are having difficulty in conceiving may be asked by their doctors to undergo the AMH test to:

• Check the number of eggs in the ovaries or the size of the ovarian reserve.
• To assess how well the fertility drugs will work on you- the extent of the anti-mullerian hormone will decide the dosage of the medicine.

If someone is undergoing ovarian cancer treatments, the AMH test helps in assessing how well the disease is treated.

The levels of AMH help to diagnose PCOS (polycystic ovary syndrome) in women. The symptoms are:

• Irregular to no menstrual periods
• Too much hair on the face, chest and/or thighs
• Baldness

The level of AMH is 2 to 3 times higher in women having PCOS than those who are healthy. This condition might reduce the chances of conceiving.

The  AMH can detect the diminished ovarian reserve, which is the cause of menopause.

Sometimes the problems with the AMH and other hormones in a male baby can lead to developing the internal female reproductive organs and external male genitalia (atypical condition). The AMH test can inform whether the baby has any working testicular tissue inside its body. This information helps diagnose the cause of the problem.

There is no need for fasting before the AMH test. Your doctor may suggest you stop taking birth control pills a couple of months before the test, as it can lower the AMH level than it is normal for your age.

During the AMH Test

A phlebotomist from PharmEasy Labs will use a vein finder to find the vein from which a small sample for the test will be procured. Needles and syringes will be unsealed in front of you. The drawing of blood takes just a few seconds.

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.