Ovarian Reserve (AMH) Test in Seoul, Korea
The Clinic
Dami Women's Clinic
Dr. Ko Sang-hyun, OB/GYN
5F Ilex Tower, 375 Yeouidaebang-ro
Yeouido, Seoul · Saetgang Stn, Line 9
Hours
Mon, Wed, Thu — 9:30 to 19:00
Tue, Fri — 9:30 to 20:00
Sat — 9:30 to 15:00
Closed for lunch 13:00–14:00, the 2nd Saturday, Sundays and holidays.
What AMH tells you
AMH is produced by small follicles in the ovaries. Higher levels generally mean more remaining eggs; lower levels suggest a smaller reserve. Very high levels can be seen with polycystic ovaries.
What it does not tell you
AMH does not measure egg quality and cannot by itself predict whether you will conceive naturally this year. It is one piece of the picture, interpreted with your age, cycle and ultrasound.
Who should consider it
- Women planning to delay pregnancy
- Brides marrying later (it is part of the Wedding WC checkup)
- Women with repeated missed periods (see hormone testing)
The test
A simple blood draw, which can be done on any day of your cycle. Your doctor explains the result in English and, if needed, discusses referral to a fertility specialist.
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Related care
In English
Speak with a gynecologist who explains every step.
Phone 02-761-3072 · KakaoTalk 다미산부인과
Reviewed by Dami Women's Clinic (다미산부인과의원), led by Dr. Ko Sang-hyun, OB/GYN. General information, not a diagnosis. In an emergency in Korea, call 119. Medical disclaimer