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

The AMH test, which checks the level of anti-müllerian hormone in the blood, is offered at diagnostic test centres. AMH, a hormone produced by the gonads, is present in both males (testicles) and females (ovaries). The role and quantity of AMH varies by gender and age. The test helps assess fertility, enables timely intervention for potential issues, aids in planning for pregnancy, and assists in managing reproductive health conditions such as PCOS and early menopause.

Regular monitoring of the AMH test through PharmEasy Labs benefits women in several ways. PharmEasy Labs provide convenient access to AMH testing with their premium diagnostic services like safe and secure home sample collection. They also offer online test report delivery via email. These measures make it easier for women to monitor their reproductive health regularly and take proactive steps for better outcomes.

Book the AMH test with PharmEasy and have the sample collected at your preferred location in Jaipur. PharmEasy Labs uses advanced, fully automated machines for accurate testing. Patients are notified at each step of the testing process, keeping them well informed. The test reports are corroborated by doctors.

PharmEasy Labs are present in all major cities of India, including Jaipur. The labs are run by experienced medical professionals with 25 years of expertise in healthcare. They provide accessible, time-saving, and reliable premium diagnostic services, making it a great option for those seeking affordable and high-quality diagnostic solutions.

The cost of an AMH test may vary due to several factors. However, the standard price for an AMH test at PharmEasy in Jaipur usually spans from INR 1279 to INR 2969. To obtain more information, consider comparing AMH test prices across various major cities in India.

The doctor usually prescribes the AMH test to understand the reasons for these conditions:

• Early menopause
• Ovarian cancer
• How effective treatment is for ovarian cancer
• Sudden weight gain
• Amenorrhea
• Acne on the face
• Excessive growth of body hair
• Excessive growth of facial hair
• Blackish purple patches on the skin caused by resistance to insulin
• Gender differentiation for babies with ambiguous genitalia
• Testicular function determination for newborn male babies

Some adult men might have to do the AMH test to check for proper functioning of the testicles. If men are undergoing treatment for testicular dysfunction, the AMH test must be repeated every three months, as it will help to understand if the treatment is working effectively.

No preparations have to be done before the AMH test. There is no need to fast before the test, and it can be done at any time.

During the AMH Test

Once the test has been booked, you will be assigned an experienced phlebotomist who will collect the blood sample from your house. They carry a special device called a vein finder, that identifies the best vein in the forearm to draw blood from. The blood is drawn using fresh disposable kits that have sterilised needles and gloves. The test is done in 5 to 10 minutes, and the samples are carefully stored and transported to the lab for testing.

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.