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What are Other Tests Complementary to AMH?

AMH testing is often used alongside other tests for a comprehensive assessment of ovarian reserve. These include [antral follicle count](href) (AFC) via ultrasound, [FSH](href) levels, and [estradiol](href) levels. Together, they provide a more complete picture of a woman's reproductive health.

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