AMH Before and After Ovarian Surgery or Cancer Treatment: Stop, Look, and Listen 🚥

AMH Before and After Ovarian Surgery or Cancer Treatment: Stop, Look, and Listen 🚥

Egg reserve can be assessed using the AMH level in the blood.

📌 Introduction to AMH:

Anti-Mullerian Hormone, AMH, is secreted by small follicles in the ovaries.

The number of small follicles reflects the number of eggs still stored in the mature ovaries.

By measuring the concentration of AMH in the blood, the number of remaining eggs can be accurately predicted. This test has a relatively high level of accuracy.

📌 The AMH level can be used as one of the indicators to evaluate whether ovarian function has been damaged after ovarian surgery or cancer treatment.

📌 AMH levels are applicable both before puberty and in mature women, and they have diagnostic significance in confirming ovarian failure.

📌 Therefore, women of reproductive age should have their AMH levels checked before and after ovarian surgery or cancer treatment.

Before surgery, they should also discuss with a reproductive medicine specialist whether fertility preservation should be performed in advance.

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