AMH and age comparison table

Women who are planning to get pregnant must know what AMH is. Generally speaking, AMH is a golden indicator for assessing the ovaries, reflecting the true age of the uterus and ovaries, and understanding the supply of eggs. AMH for different age groups will also have a standard value, so you can actually understand the standard value of AMH for different age groups.

Standard values ​​of AMH for women of different ages

AMH is directly proportional to age, in other words, it increases with age. Generally, the standard value of AMH is between 2-6.8ng/ml. Within the standard value range, the higher the AMH, the better and more suitable for pregnancy. If it is lower, it means that the ovaries are in poor condition.

In addition to the fact that AMH values ​​decrease as women age, unhealthy lifestyles, pace of life, premature ovarian failure, endocrine disorders, serious illnesses, etc. can also affect AMH levels and ovaries, so the corresponding AMH standard value ranges may vary greatly.

AMH standard value

Under 30 years old

2.5-6.3 ng/mL

36-40 years old

1.71-5.3 ng/mL

46-50 years old

0.76-2.80 ng/mL

31-35 years old

1.88-6.08 ng/mL

41-45 years old

0.78-3.56 ng/mL

Strictly speaking, AMH does not have an indicator value. The so-called standard value reference range is based on the relative comparison of the body indicators and pregnancy results of women of different age groups, and then analyzed and statistically analyzed. Therefore, the medical community will also update the standard value of AMH at any time. Therefore, when everyone gets the AMH result, they should first consult a specialist. The simple standard value cannot accurately explain the problem.

AMH means the total number of eggs but not the quality. Don't rely too much on the AMH value.

Many people pay great attention to the AMH value, and even ask rather one-sided questions such as "What is the AMH value for premature ovarian failure?" You must know that unhealthy eating habits, endocrine imbalance, genetic factors, etc. can all affect the AMH level, so it is best to look at it comprehensively.

Also, AMH only represents the number of eggs, not the quality. If the AMH value is very low but the woman's eggs are young and valuable, there is still a chance of pregnancy even with a small number of eggs, so don't think that you can't get pregnant just because your AMH is low.