What role does Menopause Check play in fertility?

A Menopause Check (e.g., AMH, FSH, estradiol) is commonly used as a marker for ovarian reserve and the transition into menopause. However, it does not directly measure current fertility or the likelihood of pregnancy. A low AMH level may indicate a reduced egg supply but does not necessarily mean infertility – many women with low AMH conceive naturally. Menopause itself marks the end of fertility, but the check serves more as an orientation tool than a diagnostic one. The evidence is mixed: AMH correlates moderately with ovarian reserve but not with natural conception probability. Caveat: A Menopause Check does not replace a full fertility workup. Results are also age- and assay-dependent. For personalized advice, consult a gynecologist.