ROLE OF VITAMIN D ON ANTI-MULLERIAN HORMONE (AMH) AND POLYMORPHISM OF AMHR II IN INFERTILITY: A REVIEW

Deficiency of vitamin D3 has become common in both developed and developing countries. Vitamin D receptors are found on the granulosa cells ovarian tissue its deficiency plays a role dysfunction. Anti Mullerian Hormone (AMH) is generated small growing follicles ovaries by cells. Serum AMH one marker for reserve. We reviewed current literature present clinical practice. There relationship between Anti-Mullerian Hormone, which exists at serum as well genetic level. The gene promoter vitamin-D responsive elements, gives research-based evidence that expression effected D3. This systematical review done to assess encapsulate available proof concerning correlation type II receptor (AMHR II) functioning.