What to watch with AMH and Sport?

The question about AMH (Anti-Müllerian Hormone) and sport is relevant, but the provided context lacks specific information on this topic. Generally, AMH is a marker of ovarian reserve used primarily in fertility medicine. Intense endurance exercise can lower AMH levels in women, possibly due to hypothalamic suppression or increased oxidative stress. Resistance training appears to have less impact. A low AMH does not guarantee infertility but indicates a reduced egg count. For female athletes with menstrual irregularities or pregnancy plans, AMH testing may be useful but should not be interpreted in isolation. Evidence is based on observational studies, not RCTs. Caution: AMH is not a performance marker. For men, AMH is not relevant. The context data (SNPs, microbiome) do not directly support this answer.