Mullerian inhibiting substance

In males, AMH is made by the testicles (or testes), which are glands that make sperm and male hormones. In females, the ovaries make AMH. The ovaries are glands where eggs form and female hormones are made.

AMH tests are mainly used with other tests to make decisions about treating female infertility (not being able to get pregnant).

1 y – 6 y

33.442–342.45 ng/mL

10 y – 12 y

2.903–178.243 ng/mL

13 y+

2.079–30.656 ng/mL

15 y – 17 y

0.861–10.451 ng/mL

18 y – 29 y

0.401–16.015 ng/mL

30 y – 39 y

0.176–11.705 ng/mL

6 mo – 11 mo

56.677–495.299 ng/mL

6 mo – 14 y

0.256–6.345 ng/mL

7 y – 9 y

20.245–189.781 ng/mL

Female · ≤ 3 y

0.11–4.2 ng/mL

Female · 12 y – 14 y

0.49–6.9 ng/mL

Female · 15 y – 19 y

0.62–7.8 ng/mL

Female · 20 y – 24 y

1.2–12 ng/mL

Female · 25 y – 29 y

0.89–9.9 ng/mL

Female · 3 y – 6 y

0.21–4.9 ng/mL

Female · 30 y – 34 y

0.58–8.1 ng/mL

Female · 35 y – 39 y

0.15–7.5 ng/mL

Female · 40 y – 44 y

0.03–5.5 ng/mL

Female · 7 y – 11 y

0.36–5.9 ng/mL

Male · ≤ 2 y

18–283 ng/mL

Male · 2 y – 12 y

8.9–109 ng/mL