The AMH test is a reliable method for individuals seeking to conceive, determine their ovarian reserves, or understand their menopausal cycle. At eLAB, our specialists will inform you about this test, which yields accurate results for our patients.

It is used to identify diagnostic ovarian function in women who may have PCOS (Polycystic Ovary Syndrome). Based on these findings, treatment plans can be tailored for those planning to conceive. AMH is a blood test administered to both males and females, useful in determining sperm quantity and quality in men. This assists in developing appropriate treatment methods and yielding precise results for IVF candidates.

How Do AMH and FSH Tests Differ? 

Though the Anti-Müllerian Hormone (AMH) test offers complete clarity on ovarian capacity, the FSH test has varying results. AMH is significantly more accurate than other available tests, including the FSH test. The FSH test is carried out on specific days during the menstrual cycle, whereas the AMH test can be performed on any day of the cycle.

As eLAB Laboratory, our aim is to provide customer-oriented service that takes into account customer needs and feedback while also complying with the principles of independence, impartiality, and confidentiality without any compromises from ethical values in our medical laboratory services.