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Australian AMH report tool

AMH Unit Converter and Context Checklist

Convert AMH between ng/mL and pmol/L, compare it only with the interval printed by the same laboratory, and generate questions that fit the reason the test was ordered.

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Convert the units without turning one number into a fertility score

The tool preserves the original laboratory value, shows the approximate conversion and separates ovarian-response context from claims that AMH cannot support.

Transparent 7.14 conversionSame-laboratory interval contextClinician-ready questions
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AMH report context

Convert the result and preserve its laboratory context

The original report remains the source of truth. The tool does not assign a fertility grade.

Private: the AMH value and context stay in this browser.

Step 1 of 2About 2 minutes

Enter the laboratory report exactly as printed

Result qualifier
Unit

A future collection date is not accepted.

Interval rule

Enter both limits in the same unit as the report, or leave both blank.

The tool keeps this wording with the summary but does not interpret free text.

Transparent unit conversion

The arithmetic is simple. The interpretation is not universal.

TaskRuleBoundary
ng/mL to pmol/LMultiply by 7.14Approximate unit conversion only
pmol/L to ng/mLDivide by 7.14The original report remains authoritative
Laboratory intervalBelow, within or above only for an exact value and a complete same-laboratory intervalLess-than and greater-than results keep their qualifier and are not assigned a precise interval position
Different assaysKeep original reportsConverted numbers are not automatically comparable trends
Report contextKeep laboratory, collection date, assay or method and original commentThe converted number does not standardise assays

What AMH can support

AMH can contribute to ovarian-response planning for IVF and egg collection, and to a broader ovarian-reserve discussion. In selected adults it may contribute to one criterion within the complete PMOS diagnostic algorithm.

What AMH cannot establish alone

It cannot give egg quality, an exact number of eggs remaining, an individual chance of natural conception, a time-to-pregnancy forecast, live birth probability or the exact time to menopause.

The same AMH number answers different questions poorly or well

IVF stimulation planning

AMH can contribute to an estimate of ovarian response and likely oocyte yield. It does not independently provide egg quality, embryo chromosome status or a live-birth forecast.

Natural-conception questions

AMH is not a stand-alone fertility test. Age, ovulation, sperm, tubal factors, health history and duration trying remain central to assessment.

PMOS diagnostic context

In selected adults, AMH can contribute to one ovarian-morphology criterion inside the complete algorithm. It is not a stand-alone diagnosis and is not used to diagnose adolescents.

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Prepare the original report, questions and treatment history for review.

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Useful questions

Frequently asked questions

How do you convert AMH from ng/mL to pmol/L?

Multiply ng/mL by approximately 7.14. To convert pmol/L to ng/mL, divide by 7.14. The conversion does not standardise different assays.

What is a normal AMH level?

There is no single universal online range suitable for every assay, age and clinical question. Use the interval and comments printed by the reporting laboratory.

Can AMH predict natural pregnancy?

AMH is a poor stand-alone predictor of natural conception or time to pregnancy. Age, ovulation, sperm, tubal factors, health history and time trying remain important.

What is AMH useful for in IVF?

AMH and antral follicle count can help estimate ovarian response and likely oocyte yield during stimulation. Their association with egg quality and live birth is much weaker.

Can AMH diagnose PMOS or PCOS?

In selected adults, AMH may contribute to the ovarian-morphology criterion within the full PMOS diagnostic algorithm. It is not a stand-alone test and should not be used to diagnose PMOS in adolescents.

Can hormonal contraception affect AMH?

Current hormonal contraception can lower AMH in some people. Ask whether the result is sufficient for the decision being made and do not stop contraception without clinical advice.

Clinically reviewed

Evan Kurzyp, Registered Nurse

Bachelor of Nursing and Master of Mental Health Nursing

AHPRA registration NMW0002424871

Reviewed: 4 August 2026. Next scheduled review: August 2027, or earlier if Australian guidance, product instructions, laboratory standards or safety advice change.

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