Free Australian fertility tool

What does my AMH result mean?

AMH estimates how many eggs remain, not their quality or your chance of conceiving this month. Convert pmol/L and ng/mL, then read the result against your age band.

AMH Context Tool

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.

Multiply ng/mL by 7.14 for pmol/L.
Conception each month depends on egg quality and ovulation, not count.
Recheck three months after stopping hormonal contraception.

Use this tool to convert an AMH result and read it against your age band.

Everything behind the result

How this tool worksWhy AMH measures quantity, not fertility

How this tool works

Why AMH measures quantity, not fertility

AMH is released by small follicles in the ovary, so it tracks how many eggs remain. It says nothing about egg quality or whether you will conceive this month.

Enter the result in either unit and the tool converts it, then places it against typical values for your age band without labelling it good or bad.

Unitspmol/L ÷ 7.14 = ng/mL.
Age bandTypical values fall with age.
ContraceptionThe pill can lower AMH by 20 to 30% while taken.
Lab methodReference ranges differ between assays.
Typical AMH by ageApproximate pmol/L, lab ranges vary
Under 3020 to 45.
30 to 3414 to 30.
35 to 398 to 20.
40 to 443 to 10.
45 and overUnder 3.
A typical resultEgg count in the usual range for your age.
A lower resultFewer eggs, not worse eggs. Relevant to IVF planning and timing.
A higher resultCommon with PCOS. Not a fertility advantage on its own.
The full data tableEvery row this tool reads from.

AMH unit conversion, ng/mL to pmol/L

The conversion this tool applies. Australian laboratories report AMH in either unit, and a result means nothing without the unit and the laboratory that produced it.

AMH unit conversion, ng/mL to pmol/L
ng/mLpmol/Lpmol/Lng/mL
0.1 ng/mL0.7 pmol/L1 pmol/L0.14 ng/mL
0.5 ng/mL3.6 pmol/L5 pmol/L0.70 ng/mL
1 ng/mL7.1 pmol/L7 pmol/L0.98 ng/mL
1.5 ng/mL10.7 pmol/L10 pmol/L1.40 ng/mL
2 ng/mL14.3 pmol/L14 pmol/L1.96 ng/mL
3 ng/mL21.4 pmol/L21 pmol/L2.94 ng/mL
4 ng/mL28.6 pmol/L28 pmol/L3.92 ng/mL
5 ng/mL35.7 pmol/L35 pmol/L4.90 ng/mL
7 ng/mL50.0 pmol/L50 pmol/L7.00 ng/mL
10 ng/mL71.4 pmol/L71 pmol/L9.94 ng/mL
15 ng/mL107.1 pmol/L100 pmol/L14.01 ng/mL
20 ng/mL142.8 pmol/L140 pmol/L19.61 ng/mL

Conversion uses a factor of 7.14. Converting the number does not standardise the assay: results from different laboratories or platforms are not automatically comparable, and a less-than or greater-than qualifier must stay attached to both values. AMH is not a stand-alone predictor of natural conception, and it should not be used to diagnose PMOS in adolescents or within 8 years of the first period.

The full referenceEverything this tool draws on, in detail.Show the detail

A useful answer before more reading

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

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 or people within 8 years of their first period.

Australian evidence and resources

These sources provide general Australian or product context. They do not replace advice from a qualified clinician.

  1. Australian PCOS guideline material

    Monash University Current guideline context for adult PCOS/PMOS assessment and the limits of AMH outside the complete pathway.

  2. Fertility assistance update

    RACGP Australian clinical context for AMH, fertility assistance and limits on natural-conception prediction.

  3. Nutrient reference values

    Food Standards Australia New Zealand The published Australian and New Zealand nutrient-reference framework and its version boundary.

Frequently asked questions

What is a normal AMH level?
It depends on age and the lab. The tool shows typical bands; your GP interprets against the lab's range.
Can I improve my AMH?
Not meaningfully. AMH reflects remaining follicles and falls with age.
Does low AMH mean I need IVF?
No. It affects how you might respond to IVF stimulation, not whether you can conceive naturally.
Why do PCOS results run high?
Many small follicles each release AMH. It is a feature of PCOS, not a bonus.
Australian evidence and resourcesShow sources

This is an educational timing aid, not a diagnosis.

Sources: Healthdirect Australia · Your Fertility · Jean Hailes for Women's Health

Healthdirect AustraliaAnti-Müllerian hormone (AMH) test
What AMH measures and does not measure.
healthdirect.gov.au ↗
Your FertilityOvarian reserve
Egg count, egg quality and age.
yourfertility.org.au ↗
Jean Hailes for Women's HealthPolycystic ovary syndrome
Why AMH runs high in PCOS.
jeanhailes.org.au ↗
RANZCOGOvarian reserve testing
Clinical position on AMH in fertility assessment.
ranzcog.edu.au ↗