Hormones & markers · In plain English

AMH (anti-Müllerian hormone)

A hormone made by cells around small follicles in the ovaries. An AMH blood test gives information about ovarian reserve and likely response to ovarian stimulation.

Also searched as: anti mullerian hormone, AMH blood test, low AMH, high AMH

Why you might see this term

It can inform conversations about treatment planning alongside age, ultrasound findings and your reproductive plans. It does not count every egg.

What to keep in mind

AMH does not measure egg quality, predict your personal chance of natural pregnancy or provide a reliable menopause countdown.

Sources & further reading

Prepared by ProFertility · Updated 23 October 2026.

Educational information based on the linked sources. This explanation is not an individual diagnosis or a treatment recommendation. A term appearing here does not mean the test is necessary or included in a particular kit.

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