Does AMH Level Determine Menopause?

The level of anti-mullerian hormone (AMH) in the body can be used to determine the ovarian reserve of a woman and the rate at which she will approach menopause.¹ While it is not an exact indicator of the time of menopause onset, it can provide some insight into when a woman's fertility will start to decline. This hormone is known to decrease with age, and women with lower levels of AMH may experience menopause earlier than those with higher levels.^2,3

Low AMH levels are potentional determiners of an approaching menopause! However, menopause does come with a set of symptoms. If you're experiencing unusual and unexplainable symptoms lately, it could be a sign of your unstable hormonal health! Get tested with LifeCell's at-home Perimenopause Test kit today to learn about the reason of your symptoms.

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