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

In Lucknow, there are several diagnostic centres and hospitals where you can get an AMH test. This test measures the level of anti-müllerian hormone in your blood sample. It is commonly used to evaluate fertility, assess the ability to conceive through IVF and detect early menopause. Additionally, the test is prescribed for diagnosing and predicting ovarian cancer and PCOS, determining gender in infants with ambiguous genitalia, and checking testicular function in newborn males.

In the bustling city of Lucknow, it can be quite a hassle to get your test done by visiting crowded labs or hospitals. With PharmEasy, you can book a wide range of tests, including the AMH test, and get your samples collected right from your home. Receive your test reports online, saving you time and effort.

The samples are tested in certified labs utilising fully automated machines. Experienced doctors carefully review the test reports. These measures ensure that the test results are reliable and accurate. Patients are provided with regular updates throughout the testing process. The tests are offered at discounted prices on the platform.

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The fluctuation in the cost of an AMH test is influenced by various factors. However, the usual price for an AMH test at PharmEasy in Lucknow is around INR 1279 to INR 2969. You can also compare AMH test prices in major Indian cities for a comprehensive understanding.

Most of the time, the AMH tests are used in women to provide a picture of women's reproductive health.

In women, those who are

• Having fertility problems may need an AMH test evaluating the ovarian function.
• Planning to get an IVF treatment, an AMH test helps in determining the dosages of fertility medicines.

Doctors may recommend an AMH test if you are showing the symptoms of polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), like- irregularity in the menstrual cycle, male-type baldness, etc.

If someone is being treated for ovarian cancer, the AMH test helps monitor how well the disease is improving with the treatment. If a male child has no testicles in his scrotum, an AMH test helps in finding out if there are healthy testicles inside his abdomen. In infants whose male or female genitalia cannot be clearly marked, an AMH test can help to determine the cause of the problem and confirm the gender.

No preparation is needed for an AMH blood test. Fasting is not required. Doctors recommend stopping birth control pills 1 to 2 months prior to the test. Hormone therapy or hormonal birth control may decrease AMH levels and make a woman's egg supply appear lower than what it should be at her age.

During the AMH Test

A phlebotomist from PharmEasy Labs will reach your home for a blood sample collection.

A vein finder will help the phlebotomist to find just the right vein for the purpose of drawing blood. New needles and syringes ensure that there is no sample contamination and risk of health hazards.

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.