For over 10 years, Motherhood Hospitals has been caring for women and their reproductive health, from simple diagnoses to more advanced fertility treatments. Backed by a team of renowned fertility consultants, embryologists and counsellors, Motherhood’s holistic approach to Fertility & IVF is helping countless couples become parents.
What’s more, Motherhood also offers financial aid in the form of cashless insurance options and discounts for corporate employees, ensuring that treatment costs don’t come in the way of the dream of parenthood.
Bringing everything together under one roof, to deliver fertility care like no other.
Offer 1: Our FREE AMH TESTING offer, combined with our FREE FERTILITY COUNSELLING from our top gynaecologists and fertility specialists, will help you chart a perfect course of treatment plan for you and your partner to conceive successfully.
Offer 2: If you’re being treated somewhere else for IVF and are not able to conceive, we also offer a FREE SECOND OPINION with our fertility experts.
Offer 3: Take Advantage of FREE REGISTRATION FOR NEW PATIENTS.
AMH or Anti-Müllerian Hormone test is a simple blood test to examine your ovarian mass or reserve (number of eggs left in your ovaries). This vital test can also help determine your IVF treatment’s success rate. An AMH hormone test can help doctors determine the best fertility treatment plan for you and your partner.
The AMH hormone test normal range falls between 1.0-4.0 ng/ml—anything below 1.0ng/ml would indicate a diminishing ovarian reserve.
• AMH testing offers several benefits in assessing and optimizing your fertility, such as:
• Early detection of the quantity of your remaining egg supply to assess your fertility potential.
• Ascertaining the dosage of certain medications for ovarian stimulation to maximize your fertility success.
• Aiding in family planning in the future by assessing the suitability of egg freezing.
• Estimating no. of eggs that can be retrieved to give you a realistic expectation regarding the treatment outcome.
• Addressing age-related decline in fertility, allowing for a more detailed understanding of your fertility and curating a specialized treatment plan accordingly.
What makes Motherhood Fertility and IVF unique?
For over 10 years, Motherhood Hospitals has been caring for women and their reproductive health, from simple diagnoses to more advanced fertility treatments. Backed by a team of renowned fertility consultants, embryologists and counsellors, Motherhood’s holistic approach to Fertility & IVF is helping countless couples become parents.
What’s more, Motherhood also offers financial aid in the form of cashless insurance options and discounts for corporate employees, ensuring that treatment costs don’t come in the way of the dream of parenthood.
Bringing everything together under one roof, to deliver fertility care like no other.
When should you visit Motherhood Fertility & IVF?
What does Motherhood Fertility & IVF offer?
Offer 1: Our FREE AMH TESTING offer, combined with our FREE FERTILITY COUNSELLING from our top gynaecologists and fertility specialists, will help you chart a perfect course of treatment plan for you and your partner to conceive successfully.
Offer 2: If you’re being treated somewhere else for IVF and are not able to conceive, we also offer a FREE SECOND OPINION with our fertility experts.
Offer 3: Take Advantage of FREE REGISTRATION FOR NEW PATIENTS.
What is an AMH test?
AMH or Anti-Müllerian Hormone test is a simple blood test to examine your ovarian mass or reserve (number of eggs left in your ovaries). This vital test can also help determine your IVF treatment’s success rate. An AMH hormone test can help doctors determine the best fertility treatment plan for you and your partner.
The AMH hormone test normal range falls between 1.0-4.0 ng/ml—anything below 1.0ng/ml would indicate a diminishing ovarian reserve.
Why should I get an AMH Test done?
• AMH testing offers several benefits in assessing and optimizing your fertility, such as:
• Early detection of the quantity of your remaining egg supply to assess your fertility potential.
• Ascertaining the dosage of certain medications for ovarian stimulation to maximize your fertility success.
• Aiding in family planning in the future by assessing the suitability of egg freezing.
• Estimating no. of eggs that can be retrieved to give you a realistic expectation regarding the treatment outcome.
• Addressing age-related decline in fertility, allowing for a more detailed understanding of your fertility and curating a specialized treatment plan accordingly.
To know more about the cost TVS ultrasound and other fertility-related treatments call us at 080-67238900
Special Benefits:
- Fertility & IVF treatments are cashless and covered under insurance
- Special discount for corporate employees*
- Empanelled with leading insurance companies
- Easy EMI options
FAQs About AMH Test
There is no single universal AMH test normal range because values vary by age, laboratory and assay method. AMH is best interpreted alongside age, antral follicle count and clinical history. It mainly reflects ovarian reserve and expected response to stimulation, not the chance of natural pregnancy by itself.
There is no proven diet, supplement or lifestyle method that reliably increases ovarian reserve or restores a low AMH level. Healthy habits can support overall reproductive health, but they do not rebuild the remaining egg supply. Treatment decisions should focus on age, ovarian reserve and individual fertility goals.
No. A low AMH test result does not mean pregnancy is impossible. AMH mainly reflects the number of recruitable follicles and can help predict ovarian response during IVF. It is a poor standalone predictor of natural conception, egg quality or whether a pregnancy will occur.
No. An AMH blood test primarily estimates ovarian reserve, or egg quantity, rather than egg quality. Age is a stronger predictor of egg quality and reproductive potential. AMH is particularly useful for anticipating how the ovaries may respond to stimulation during fertility treatment.
Yes, an AMH test can be performed while using hormonal contraception, but some hormonal contraceptives may temporarily lower measured AMH levels. Tell your fertility specialist about any birth control medication you are using so the result can be interpreted appropriately or testing can be timed differently if needed.
There is no routine schedule for repeating an AMH test for fertility. Repeat testing may be useful when fertility treatment is being planned later, ovarian reserve is being monitored for a specific medical reason, or your specialist needs updated information. Frequent testing without a clinical reason is usually unnecessary.
The cost of an AMH blood test varies between laboratories and fertility centres depending on the testing method, consultation and whether it forms part of a broader fertility evaluation. For current pricing and testing availability at Motherhood Fertility & IVF, it is best to contact the centre directly.
To enquire about an AMH test at Motherhood Fertility & IVF, call 080 6723 8900 or email info@motherhoodivf.com. The fertility team can guide you on testing, result interpretation and whether additional ovarian reserve assessment is recommended.

