Serum testosterone levels are positively associated with serum anti-mullerian hormone levels in infertile women

Abstract Anti-Mullerian hormone (AMH) and testosterone (T) both play distinct roles in the early stages of folliculogenesis. However, relationship between serum T AMH levels is poorly understood. This study aimed to investigate association infertile women. A total 1935 women aged 20–46 years were included cross-sectional divided into four quartile groups (Q1 Q4) based on levels. Compared subjects highest (Q4), those lowest (Q1) showed significantly lower After adjustment for age, body weight, mass index FSH, increasing categories associated with higher Binary logistic regression analyses revealed that odds risk diminished ovarian reserve (DOR) 11.44-fold Q1 than Q4 excess (EOR) 10.41-fold Q1. Our data show are positively suggest androgen insufficiency may be a potential factor DOR; lead EOR