Did you know: an AMH level of greater than 1 suggests a good ovarian reserve?
What is Anti-Müllerian Hormone (AMH)?
Anti-Müllerian hormone (AMH) is a hormone produced by the cells that support the dormant pool of eggs in the ovaries. Therefore, a higher level of AMH suggests a larger pool of eggs (or a greater ovarian reserve). “This is a very useful test for us because it doesn’t tend to fluctuate as much as follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) levels and it gives us another angle to assess the ovarian reserve. As it pertains to an individual’s fertility, the higher the level, the better,” says Dr. Joseph Doyle, of Shady Grove Fertility’s Rockville, MD office.
AMH levels are determined through a blood test and unlike other hormones, levels do not vary significantly through the menstrual cycle. This means that you can check it on any day of the cycle and it doesn’t tend to vary from cycle to cycle like FSH levels can. Another benefit of AMH is that it provides insight into the estimated number of eggs that could be retrieved during an IVF or egg freezing cycle as well as how much medication will be required for ovarian stimulation during a treatment cycle.
The anti-Müllerian Hormone (AMH): Part of the Initial Fertility Evaluation
Measuring the anti-Müllerian hormone level is now a part of the initial fertility evaluation along with:
- Ultrasound of ovaries to determine antral follicle count (AFC)
- Bloodwork to evaluate reproductive hormones: FSH, estradiol, and luteinizing hormone (LH)
- Hysterosalpingogram (HSG)to check for any blockages of the Fallopian tubes
- Semen analysis to test quality and quantity of sperm in the male partner
These tests, along with your medical, reproductive, and family histories will help your fertility specialist determine the treatment best suited for you. Patients who wish to preserve their current fertility and freeze eggs would not complete the HSG or semen analysis
What is good ovarian reserve vs. decreased ovarian reserve?
The ovarian reserve is the quality and number of oocytes (female eggs) a woman has. A good ovarian reserve means you have a high number of oocytes of good quality, while a poor ovarian reserve would mean you have a lower number of oocytes with decreased quality. The quantity of eggs can be measured through ovarian reserve testing, which evaluates your reproductive hormone levels, including AMH, as well as an ultrasound to evaluate your AFC.
The ovarian reserve steadily and naturally decreases as a woman ages until around the age of 35 when the decline begins to increase until finally reaching menopause. Each woman’s fertility is unique and the quantity of eggs at the time of puberty and the rate of change from puberty to time of menopause varies from woman to woman. This rate of change is partially predetermined by your genetics. Women with a family medical history of early menopause have a higher chance to begin the fertility decline at a younger age.
Age Matters Most
While family medical history is important, the most important modifying factor of a good ovarian reserve is age. Decreased ovarian reserve in a younger patient (<35 years of age) is not necessarily the same as decreased ovarian reserve in an older patient. A younger woman may have decreased ovarian reserve and though the number of eggs present may be decreased, because of her age, the egg quality may still be high. Age, in conjunction with an assessment of ovarian reserve and the other elements of your fertility evaluation and family building goals, will determine your treatment path.
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Editors Note: This post was originally published in December 2012 and has been updated for comprehensiveness as of June 2017.
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84 Comments
monika
February 3, 2013 - 1:17 pmhi doctor
i want to know is there any problem to conceive a baby with low AMH
(1.72ng/ml). what will be the noremal range for 30years old women.what is the
best diet for maintain AMH level.
waiting for your reply.
Monika
Shady Grove Fertility
February 4, 2013 - 9:10 pmHi Monika – We like to see the AMH is at or above 1.0ng/ml, so you should feel pretty confident at a number closer to 2. As for the diet, there is no best diet for your AMH level, simply maintain a healthy, well-balanced diet.
If you have any other questions, I encourage you to call 1-877-971-7755 to speak with our New Patient Center. They are there to assist you with any questions you may have.
Elizabeth
May 8, 2013 - 1:07 pmWhat are the options for a woman with an AMH of 0.16. I’ll be 39 in 3 months. I’ve already made my first appointment with SGF, but my appointment isn’t for a month. I took the test when I was on the pill. I’ve been off the pill for a month now. I’m interested in doing anything to have a baby using my egg and my husband’s sperm. Thank you.
Shady Grove Fertility
May 8, 2013 - 1:22 pmHi Elizabeth – Our goal is the same as yours, to have you conceive with your own eggs. As for your AMH, .16ng/ml is low, but AMH is just one factor. Your physician is going to be looking at several other hormones, checking to make sure your tubes are clear, etc.
I hope all goes well at your consultation.
Elizabeth
May 24, 2013 - 5:35 pmThank you.
Elly Ramirez
November 11, 2013 - 12:24 pmIm turning 38 this year , with one failed IVF, and i just found out that my AMH is 0.17 ng/ml. Il be having my appointment with my OB in 2days
We are in the same situation with high hopes of getting pregnant… I hope we could share and compare are treatment.
Magdalen Vawter
February 28, 2017 - 1:24 amI recently underwent testing to determine my fertility, due to my families history of infertility. I am 20 years old and have an AMH value of 1.6 with an AFC of 28. Do you suspect I’ll have problems getting pregnant in the future, and should I consider conceiving earlier than the average woman?
Shady Grove Fertility
March 8, 2017 - 5:24 pmHi Magdalen – Good for you for being proactive in testing! Too often women wait until their options are limited. As for your current levels, they fall well within the normal ranges. Depending on the cause of infertility within your family, it might be wise to continue to monitor your hormone levels and AFC. Together with the guidance of a fertility specialist you can determine if you should try to conceive or consider egg freezing.
If you an consultation, please call our new patient center at call 1-877-971-7755 or request a consult at: https://www.shadygrovefertility.com/appointment
Suman
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Linda
October 30, 2013 - 9:33 pmHi I just turned 46, and my AMH is .52 FSH 13, estradiol wnl. I had one ovary removed last year. What is my prognosis for having more children at my age? I just had a miscarriage two months ago that ended at 8 weeks gestation.
dr suresh kothari
January 5, 2014 - 3:04 pmDear linda
u have fair chance of conceiving
with ov.induction using gonadotrophin
followed by ivf.only thing u have very high chance
of chromosomal anomaly at this age.probably ur.miscarraige
may be related to it, still other correctable
causes should be shoght for immediately & corrected before next preg..
dd
May 11, 2015 - 6:02 pmWhat other precautions?
I am almost 38 and my level is .6.
I started taking Coq10 and DHEA, as well as acupuncture about 2 weeks ago.
I have had 2 failed IUI and 2 failed IVF cycles.
I have been on the highest doses of follistim and menopur.
Also is there a difference between Follistim an dGonal F ? Have you noticed a difference in the results?
Linda
October 30, 2013 - 9:34 pmOne more thing I need to add, we need to use our own eggs and sperm.
Christina
November 2, 2013 - 4:35 amWhat would cause AMH to fluctuate? Obviously I know different laboratories give different results / ranges but are there other causes. My AMH is high at 14.5 but I do not have PCOS. A year ago it was running at 7-8.
pooja rungta
January 8, 2015 - 12:24 pmhello,
i am 27 years old n my husband age is 30.My fsh-25.88,amh-10.7ng/ml, prolactin-7.56,estradiol-54.89,progesterone-0.26,TSH-3.44 n doctor diagnosed me with pcos.My husband sperms count is normal.Please suggest me natural remedy to bring my amh level undercontrol as i am trying to conceive but not able to conceive.
Sai Geetha
November 16, 2013 - 10:38 amHi my age is 29 having PCOS, with normal ranges of FSH Prolactine. TSH levels are 5.88 and my AMH levels are 9.5.
I want know what about my fertiliy chances with AMH levels arround 9.5, could you please explain me about AMH levels
Nicole
November 19, 2013 - 4:27 pmI am curious to find out the reliability between fsh and amh. My FSH was 10.1 and 9.7 my amh 3.97 and I have 25+ follicles on each baseline u/s. I don’t understand why they do not correlate and what they each mean. I am 29 and used to be a social smoker so my fear Is that even though I have a lot of eggs, they are not of good quality.
ashley
December 20, 2013 - 9:03 pmHello. I am 26, and trying to have my 1st baby. My levels were 4.4. Is this 2 low?
dd
May 11, 2015 - 6:04 pmi was told 4 is an normal average
Amanda
January 5, 2014 - 11:02 pmI’m 25 years old and my AMH level is 0.7, my FSH level is 14.7, and my LH level is 4.9. I had these tests taken on the 2nd day of my period. I had a full panel of blood work done because for about 2 years I’ve had irregular periods and some be only a week or 2 apart. Can someone please help me with explaining this and why my levels are where they are?
Jay
February 15, 2014 - 9:57 pmHi Dr,
Good day!!!!
I request your attention and early revert to my below queries numbered for easy reading.
i am an Indian female aged 37, looking for a child.
1. I have my blood sugar levels above 200 & i was suggested dimet 850 for a month., before was taking glycomet 500.
i usually get regular menstruation 29 days cycle and after having dimet 850 , I have not got my periods yet .. is that a side effect or chance of being conceived.
2. my other tests – amh – is optimal.
Pls advise me whether i have a change for becoming pregnant naturally, normal or need to undergo some treatment like IUI or IVF.
awaiting your revert to decide.
dd
May 11, 2015 - 6:07 pmI am also of Indian ethnicity. I was told that I should seek a donor, but have optimal uterus to carry.
What are you experiencing?
muntaha
May 18, 2014 - 11:00 amI am 41 years amh is 1.79 .I sufferered from frequnt abortion
carrie
July 1, 2014 - 11:22 pmHi.
I am 41. my FSH is 7 and my AMH is 5.7 I had a miscarriage at 25 and then two healthy pregnancies. With each pregnancy I got pregnant in the first month after discontinuing birth control pills. I am wondering if it is better to try to conceive naturally or with IVF. It may sound like a dumb question. I am also wondering if my numbers are any indicator of egg quality or just of how well they would respond to stimulation. I am obviously very concerned about birth or chromosomal defects at my age. thanks in advance.
chandrika
September 5, 2014 - 5:22 pmHello Doctor,
My AMH count is 1.45. I am in early 30’s. I had laprosocpic surgery for endometriosis. Had one IUI cycle with Clomid. But, no result. They all didn’t work on me.
Do you suggest me to go for ovarain stimulation medicines such as follistim , gonadotrophin or clomid with IUI.
Thanks,
Chandrika
Ana
October 9, 2014 - 2:59 pmHi! My 3rd day hormonal test results were as follows: E2- 38.58 FSH 5.3 LH 1.6, AMH 2.049 ng/ml. My thyroid hormone levels were: TSH 2.48, T4 1.23 and T3 3.57. I am 41 years old, and trying for my first. BMI 35. What are my chances of getting pregnant with my own eggs? What can I do to improve my chances and egg quality? Shall I go directly for IVF/ICSI or shall I still try on my own?
Thank you for your help and advice!
rosy
October 24, 2014 - 5:28 ami got married at 42 yrs at that time my tests were AMH-3.2ng/ml, estradiol 9.3 pg/ml,
FSH-5.5mIU/ml..I havent really tried naturally as i have been living away from my husband since a year..
we will b together soon so what is my chnace of conceiving naturally or shud i go straight to some treatment like IVF,IUI..
My husband also has half sperms abnormal and he is 42 yrs
please advice
rosy
October 24, 2014 - 5:48 ami got married at 42 yrs at that time my tests were AMH-3.2ng/ml, estradiol 9.3 pg/ml,
FSH-5.5mIU/ml..I havent really tried naturally as i have been living away from my husband since a year..
we will b together soon so what is my chnace of conceiving naturally or shud i go straight to some treatment like IVF,IUI..
My husband also has half sperms abnormal and he is 42 yrs
please advice
sushma
January 29, 2015 - 4:10 pmdear dr.
I had two miscarriage one in 2011 and another in 2013(with ectoptic pregnancy) after that I am unable to conceive.
my AMH is 2.72.
pl advise me chances of conception. I am 36 years old.
namita
May 26, 2015 - 4:25 pmhello . my age is 26 .my al test reports are normal bt my amh level is 14
so do i have a pcod symptom n will i have to face problem in conceving
my first child.
plsreply
Shady Grove Fertility
May 26, 2015 - 4:52 pmHi Namita – Thank you for reaching out. There is no one test to diagnose PCOS, but if you do have a higher AMH along with other symptoms (such as irregular cycle, excess hair growth, etc) then you may have PCOS. Some women with PCOS do have problems conceiving, but the severity of the issue varies greatly and dependent on a variety of factors. The best thing to do is speak with a specialist to get a diagnosis and complete fertility work-up.
To schedule a consultation with a Shady Grove Fertility physician, please call 1.877.971.7755 or visit http://bit.ly/SGFappt.
namita
May 26, 2015 - 5:42 pmmy haemoglobon is 10.8 gm %
blood glucose fasting 86.1 mg/100ml
tsh 1.76 uIU/ml
serum prolactin 18.38 ng/ml
fsh 8.44mIU/ml
amh 16.64 ng/mL
n i do have irregular periods bt not hair growth as u said
pls suggest me what do i do further
somebody suggest me to have a tvs test to know pcos
Shady Grove Fertility
May 26, 2015 - 5:44 pmHi Namita – It sounds like you have been to a physician to get these tests. Was there not follow up about a diagnosis and your potential options? If you haven’t spoken with a specialist, you should schedule a consultation with a Shady Grove Fertility physician by calling 1.877.971.7755 or you can visit http://bit.ly/SGFappt.
namita
May 26, 2015 - 5:50 pmm literally stressed out by getting these test .
right know al i want to know that is there some
possibity to get conceive or not if amh is high.
Shady Grove Fertility
May 26, 2015 - 6:00 pmHi Namita – I understand your position, and although your AMH is higher than normal, that isn’t a recent you shouldn’t be able to conceive. A physician will be able to help determine what, if any, treatment would be necessary. You should speak with a physician to take the next step.
Bianca
May 31, 2015 - 5:07 pmStats… 0.16 AMH, 18.6 FSH, 1 Ovary, Large Fibroids….42
If I get a myomectomy, should I just start looking to adopt. My periods are regular, you can set a clock on me. Please Advise.
B
Megan
June 29, 2015 - 3:08 pmHello Dr.
I will be 30 in August. I recently gave birth to my son in April after IVF. FSH 13 AMH 2.13. I would really like to give my son a sibling. My son was the only embryo to survive of the 12 eggs retrieved via IVF last April. I am 3 months post partum. How long should I wait? Should I be able to have another child??
Megan
shraddha verma
July 31, 2015 - 7:34 amHello! I m a teenager girl of 15 and my AMH is 19.6 ng/ml
What is the normal range for AMH?And also i dont have regular periods….pleade suggest me to regulate my periods and also tell me about my AMH
jilly
August 6, 2015 - 6:39 pmI just got my test back. I just turned 36, non-smoker, non-drinker, exercise (nothing too extreme but I can run a few miles and I’m good) Weight 120lb. 5’7. Asian/French descent.
My amh was 3.55 ng/ml
FSH 7.6
My estradiol is 36.6 pg/ml
are these good numbers in your opinion?
The doctor said I’m doing great, but when I read online it says that 3.5 could be borderline PCOS? I don’t have Pcos.
My mother also bore 10 children with no miscarriages. I don’t know if this matters.
Thanks.
Carla
August 11, 2015 - 3:38 amHello Doctor!
I am 25 years old. I was diagnosed with a Wilm’s tumor when I was 6 and had chemo for about 4 months (dactinomycin). I had a termination due to multiple anomalies four years ago (but amino and chromosomal disorders weren’t found), I had an ectopic on February 2015 (I lost my left tube)and a miscarriage on April 2015. My RPL was normal. HSG was normal as well. My husbands sperm analysis was normal as well. However, today we found out my AMH is 1.3. What would you suggest? Do you think I will be able to get pregnant naturally? Is the outcome better since I am young?
Shady Grove Fertility
August 11, 2015 - 12:10 pmHi Carla – Given your history and AMH levels, you should consider consulting with a reproductive endcorinologist to get a complete picture of our options (naturally and fertility treatment). Being younger typically does produce better pregnancy rates with fertility treatment. Please call 1-877-971-7755 or visit https://www.shadygrovefertility.com/webform/schedule-appointment to learn more.
Reema Duneja
August 17, 2015 - 4:49 pmHello Doctor, I am 33 years (1982, Aug) born and have a daughter who is 3.6 years but a CP patient due to delivery mishandling by Doctor. Now, when we have been trying again for 6-7 months with no success.. Also, my periods getting delayed every month by 4-5 days and this month were 10 days delayed however until 6 months back I had absolutely normal cycle.. I consulted a senior Gyne and she suggested me to go via some tests.. here is synopsis:
FSH: 10:31
LH : 4.55
Antithrombian Activity : 77.60
AMH : <0.16
TSH : 4.431
Doc has completely told me its almsot impossible for me to conceive now since I have very less to no eggs left and also she has said that even IVF might not be successfuly. I am completely broken today and loosing all my hope as we need a child .. Please let me know that I REALLY don't have any chance now
mal
September 8, 2015 - 11:44 ami am 18 yrs and i hvnt got my periods i did amh test n it says above 21 i am confuesd help!!
dec9th
September 8, 2015 - 9:30 pmHi Dr.
I m (29y) looking for pregnancy tips with FSH=88, AMH=14.5, e2=25, tsh normal.
my RE is now out f option to induce my ovaries to get eggs for IVF.
I tried femara and Menopur to induce egg production, no success.
What should I do to get pregnant.
jesse
October 14, 2015 - 3:56 pmI will be turning 30 in few months, my amh level is 0.63% but all the other levels are good, few months back i got a laproscopy done for endometerois, how many chances are there for me to get pregnant.
jesse
October 15, 2015 - 6:17 pmcan somebody reply for the above
Shady Grove Fertility
October 15, 2015 - 6:28 pmHi Jesse – It is great that you are being proactive about your family planning. There are so many factors that go into determining a patient’s chances of success, not to mention what type of treatment option they select, that a consultation with a physician is really needed to help provide you with the most informed answer. You should rest assured that given your age, you are a step ahead of most, and you will have a range of options to help you conceive in the future. Please call 1-877-971-7755 or visit https://www.shadygrovefertility.com/webform/schedule-appointment to learn more.
jesse
October 20, 2015 - 2:33 pmhello dr,
can you explain me about this in detail.
you had said
“You should rest assured that given your age, you are a step ahead of most, and you will have a range of options to help you conceive in the future.”
Nicole
October 22, 2015 - 5:28 pmI’m 39-years-old, turning 40 in February. I have an FSH of 20 and an AMH level of .13. What are my chances of conceiving with IVF?
Sabrina
November 2, 2015 - 6:56 am1/5 year TTC one. I have a thyroid problem which it is hypo. I am 33 years old and taking syntroid for my thyroid. AMH is low 0.104 and FSH is 8.7 TSH is 1.4 I had one miscarriage 6 month ago and I got pregnant with clomid for first round. After that Clomid for 4 rounds didnt help anymore. Not sure what is my chances for pregnancy with this low AMH
Auroba Bhatt
November 6, 2015 - 9:15 amHello Doctor,
I am 36 years of age and passed through a miscarriage seven months back. I have been detected with 7.78 ng/ml in this test. An ultrasound of my whole abdomen, and some blood test have also been done and my doctor says they are okay. But what does this 7.78 ng/ml mean and how can I understand what is my problem>
Shady Grove Fertility
November 11, 2015 - 12:15 pmHi Auroba – If that testing is accurate, then your AMH levels are high and would indicate a strong ovarian reserve (meaning, that your pool of available eggs is still quite good). However, to learn why you may not be conceiving or experiencing miscarriage(s), you would need to review your complete history and testing with a reproductive endocrinologist. To schedule a consultation, please contact our New Patient Center at 1.877.971.7755 or visit http://bit.ly/SGFappt.
Yogi
November 24, 2015 - 4:05 pmHi doctor,
My wife has AMH 1.98 .
Last year she had a laproscopy for endometriosis. But it spread over overies.
Is it ok to go with IVF with this level and endometriosis.
Debra K
February 29, 2016 - 8:55 amDear Dr
i am 46.5 years old and would like to become pregnant naturally. My husband is 40 and fine. With the below figures is it possible or should i consider IVF?
thank you for your time
AMH 1.3.
LH 6.8
FSH 12.3
Progesterone 45.7
prolactin 189
rachel
February 29, 2016 - 9:31 pmMy amh level is a 4 they called me yesterday and said im 27 is that ok or good or bad
priya
April 2, 2016 - 2:59 amHi Sir,
My name is priya, i have just get report of anti mullerin hormone. its around 0.2. i know its very low but is there any solution to get regular and i can be normal.
I am worried about it and finding proper solution.
Thanks,
Priya
Heather
April 14, 2016 - 1:33 amMy AMH levels dropped from 6.48ng/ml in August 2015 to 3.82 ng/ml in January 2016. Im 26 years old and I have been trying to conceive for over a year. Is that kind of a difference a bad thing?
Amanda
April 24, 2016 - 8:48 pmI’m 35 y/o female and my AMH just came back at 1.031.
We’ve been trying for 8 years and this is the first AMH I’ve ever had done).
Other than my AMH being this level…ALL other fertility tests have been completely normal. My husband is also completely normal.
At 35 years of age…what do I make of this?
Thanks.
Amanda
Amanda
April 24, 2016 - 9:02 pmI’m 35 y/o female and my AMH just came back at 1.031.
We’ve been trying for 8 years and this is the first AMH I’ve ever had done).
Other than my AMH being this level…ALL other fertility tests have been completely normal. My husband is also completely normal.
At 35 years of age…what do I make of this AMH level?
Thanks.
Amanda
Preeti Parmar
June 1, 2016 - 3:30 pmHi,My AMH is 21 ng/ml, FSH Is 12.1 mlu/ml & LH is 14.6 mlu/ml. kindly let me know whether i can conceive? i also hav pcod problem & consulting a gynac.
Priya
June 9, 2016 - 4:29 pmHi Doc
I am 33 my AMH is 1.45, do I have chances of natural pregnancy with some medication!?!
Tara
July 2, 2016 - 12:50 pmHello,
My amh was checked in May and it was .49. I have had 6 follicles on each side every time I’ve had an ultrasound done. I just completed my first fresh ivf cycle which failed. We had 10 mature eggs retrieved and 8 fertilized. All made it to day 4 and 5 before 7 of them stopped growing. We had one transferred back that did not stick. They just ran my amh again and it was .18. What would cause such a drop in 2 months? What causes a low amh and yet still have a decent follicle count each cycle?
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August 10, 2016 - 4:34 pmHi. My GYN requested day three blood work. I’m 34 years old and my FSH level was 9.5, LH 2.9, estradiol 46, and AMH 1.18. Given my age, should I visit a fertility specialist? From what I see online, I think my FSH level is high, but my AMH level is okay. I’m sort of self-diagnosing here (terrible, I know), but are these numbers cause for concern? I would like to be able to use my own egg. Thanks!
TIA
September 26, 2016 - 7:44 amhai,
I am 25 years old it 2 year that i have got married. I have checked my AMH test and the result is 0.94 is there any problem to conceive a baby
Lila
January 17, 2017 - 4:42 pmI’m on Nuva Ring and got an AMH test. AMH level was just above 1. I’m 32 years old, newly married, not yet trying to be pregnant, but want to know where I stand as for fertility and family planning. Any advice? Should I re-test without being on Nuva Ring? How about if I re-test after having Nuva Ring out for just 5-6-7 days? Just looking to gather information. Thanks so much.
erica
February 6, 2017 - 2:11 pmHello, I am 24 and never have been pregnant, I do have polycystic ovaries. and my AMH levels are at 11.75. im not sure if it is good or bad please help??
Trishna
February 22, 2017 - 7:42 amHello,
After a year of trying on our own, we pursued fertility treatment in Mar 2015.
We have had 3 IUIs, first was positive but ended in a miscarriage – we saw no heartbeat at 6 week scan.
We had one round of failed IVF in Jan-Feb 2017, 4 eggs harvested and 2 fertilised by ICSI, 2 grade 1 embryos transferred on day 3. Negative result.
My AMH is 1.64, I am 37yo. Husband is 42yo with borderline motility and fluctuating harvest (last was 4.5mill and the successful IUI was 7.3mill)
Lendaly Luna
March 7, 2017 - 3:29 pmHello
I am trying to get pregnant. My AMH concentrations of >= 1.06 ng/mL and Anti-Mullerian Hormone (AMH) 7.79 ng/mL. Do you suspect I would have problems conceiving ? Or would I have good chances of conceiving ? Do you recommend anything to increase my AMH level and help me conceive ? Thanks so much. Hope to get a reply!
Shady Grove Fertility
March 8, 2017 - 5:13 pmHi Lendaly – Is your AMH 1.06 or 7.79 (you’ve listed it twice in the comment above)? If it is 1.06, you are within the normal range. If it is 7.79, that would be considered high, and might be a factor that could lead to a PCOS (polycystic ovary syndrome) diagnosis.
If you are currently trying to conceive, depending on your age, it may be time to get a full fertility work-up to see if there are any factors that may be impacting your ability to get pregnant. If you are <35 and been trying to conceive for 1 year or more, or 35+ and been trying to conceive for 6 months or more, fertility testing might help determine what is preventing you from conceiving.
If you are interested in testing your fertility, please call our new patient center at call 1-877-971-7755 or request a consult at: https://www.shadygrovefertility.com/appointment
Ela Mariseda
March 8, 2017 - 3:22 pmi’m 39 years old and my OBGYN said my AMH level is 0.27 and that is normal. However I keep reading online that this is the opposite and she is saying I’m in normal range. I’m so confused.
Shady Grove Fertility
March 8, 2017 - 5:06 pmHi Ela – Are you currently trying to conceive or planning to do so in the future?
It is “normal” for your AMH to decline through your 30s; however, if you are trying to conceive, anything below 1.0 is considered low and may impact your ability to get pregnant. AMH is just one factor, and it is important to get a full work-up in order to get a complete look at your fertility potential.
If you are interested in testing your fertility, please call our new patient center at call 1-877-971-7755 or request a consult at: https://www.shadygrovefertility.com/appointment
Sanju
March 25, 2017 - 7:36 amHi my age is 29 and my amh level is 3.9 is it normal can I conceive naturally .
Juidth
April 10, 2017 - 2:39 pmCan I still conceive naturally with the labs below?
4/2016 Day3 – 4/2017 Day 2
LH 5.8 – 4.23
FSH 5.6 – 8.34
TSH 1.46 – 1.42
E2 64.9 – 66.4
PRO not sure – 6.55
AMH 3.62 – 1.38
AFC 9 – 9
Katie
May 25, 2017 - 10:27 pmHi there,
I’m 37 years old, and my AMH score is an 11. I’ve never been diagnosed with PCOS, but am a relatively healthy weight and had two kids fairly easily at 31 and 33. What does this score mean, and why is it so high?
Bini
June 2, 2017 - 11:09 amsir am testing the AMH .value 0.7 ng/ml .age 23 year
Missy
July 20, 2017 - 11:16 pmMy amh is 0.27 I am 40 my doctor says if my husbands sperm is reall good then we can conceive with invitro is that true
Sarah
August 21, 2017 - 1:02 pmHi,
I started menarche at age 12 and since that time have had a 21 day cycle, the etiology being a short luteal phase. I am now 28 and TTC. Can I expect my AMH to be low compared with other women my age, due to the fact that I have lost more eggs over the years due to my frequent cycles? Or are there other determinants of AMH besides cycle frequency and age?