AMH (Anti-Müllerian Hormone) is a marker for ovarian reserve, not for fatigue. While low AMH may indicate reduced fertility, it does not explain tiredness. Fatigue has many causes: iron deficiency, hypothyroidism, poor sleep, stress, or cortisol dysregulation. The MyBody-X hormone test measures cortisol, which can help assess stress recovery, but a single reading is insufficient for full HPA axis evaluation. The concept of 'adrenal fatigue' is not medically accepted. If you're looking at AMH and fatigue together, understand that AMH is unrelated to energy or stress. Instead, consider a complete blood count, thyroid panel (TSH, fT3, fT4), ferritin, and vitamin D. Always consult a doctor for interpretation, as home tests have limitations and are not diagnostic.
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