What we know from clinical experience is that ovarian reserve often begins to decline earlier than many expect, sometimes in the late twenties or early thirties. So, are we testing too early or too late? Testing very early can sometimes cause anxiety and make women feel pressured into decisions before they are ready. AMH reflects the number of eggs remaining but cannot predict egg quality, the exact timing of menopause, or guarantee pregnancy outcomes. Neither too early nor too late, but at the right time, AMH testing can reduce stress and guide better fertility decisions.