AMH levels do not directly reflect egg quality. While higher AMH indicates a larger egg supply, quality is primarily influenced by age. Younger women generally have better egg quality regardless of AMH levels, while women over 35 often experience a decline in egg quality, even if AMH is normal or high. Other factors, such as lifestyle and overall health, also affect egg quality. For a comprehensive assessment, additional tests like antral follicle count (AFC) and follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) are needed. Women with low AMH but good egg quality may still achieve successful pregnancies, particularly with assisted reproductive technologies like IVF.
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