What is AMH and why does IVF depend on it?

What is AMH and why does IVF depend on it?

 

What Is AMH And Why Does IVF Depend On It

AMH, or anti-Müllerian hormone, is more important than it sounds. It’s a revealing protein=hormone geared to your reproductive system. An AMH test can help IVF patients evaluate their chances of success.

AMH is secreted by cells in a woman’s growing follicles. (Men produce a little AMH too.) Testing plasma levels of AMH before IVF is a useful indicator of ovarian reserve and potential response to IVF drugs. If AMH levels are within the normal range, your ovaries may react better to stimulating medication. Overly low or high levels aren’t so good.

But why bother with AMH when you can just check your FSH level? Here’s why. AMH testing is now globally accepted as a key blood-hormone test before IVF. If your clinic doesn’t agree, you’re with the wrong clinic. A 2017 study into AMH validated its importance.

An AMH test looks at the growth of small follicles. Growing follicles say a lot about reserve follicles waiting in the wings. FSH provides the power for growth. But AMH is a snapshot of ovarian supply. The test is an accurate marker of female fertility. Think of FSH as a reliable old Ford and AMH as a cutting-edge Aston Martin.

AMH levels drop off as you get older. Visible and microscopic follicles decrease. By the menopause, AMH levels and follicle count are negligible. Since it’s often women in their late thirties and early forties who have IVF with their own eggs, an AMH assessment is a must.

It was originally thought that an AMH test couldn’t tell you about the quality of your follicles. This has been refuted in recent research (see below). What’s more understood is that AMH levels highlight follicle quantity. Generally, low AMH means there’s not enough petrol (i.e. eggs) in the tank. And you can’t buy any more.

Worldwide AMH measurement methods vary, as they do for LH, prolactin and TSH. But unlike those hormones, AMH levels don’t tail off or increase in your cycle: you can have an AMH test at any point on your cycle. Your report, based on your age, will tell you if your AMH level is ‘normal’ for your age. That’s not the same thing as saying you have a ‘normal’ chance of success as an IVF patient.

Speaking every generally, an AMH score between 8 and 24 pmol/l may allow for a better response to IVF medication. A reading above 30 is on the high side, and may suggest PCOS. Above 70, you’re in the danger zone of severe PCOS and a high risk of hyperstimulation. A score below 5 will generally mean a low chance of successful treatment.

So your AMH test lets you and your doctor make an informed choice on whether or not to go ahead. A reasonably high, rather than a reasonably low, AMH score is generally best. More follicles usually mean more collected eggs after IVF stimulation. If there are more eggs to fertilise, there may be a better selection of embryos to transfer.

This is backed up by research on anti-Müllerian hormone and assisted reproduction from the Endocrine Society. It found a significantly better birth rates among IVF patients with higher AMH levels. People with a higher AMH concentration were more than twice as likely to give birth. Interestingly, the study concluded that high AMH levels may be linked to quality, and not just quantity, of eggs.

Many other AMH studies exist. A 2019 study into AMH, IVF and age caught our eye. It found that younger women with low AMH levels had more successful pregnancies that older women with the same AMH level. This may show that older women have more fertility challenges than younger women, regardless of their AMH level. That’s why AMH is not the sole marker for success.

This is reflected in the outcomes of some of our own IVF patients. We have helped a 42-year-old, with an AMH of below 2, to a successful live birth. But some patients younger that this, with good AMH scores for their age, don’t succeed. Fertility is complicated.

AMH continues to intrigue clinicians. IVF patients should have an AMH test before each fresh cycle. But be warned: it can cost more than the other blood-hormone tests put together. Just don’t pay more than £150 for one. Or see if AMH testing is included in your clinic’s treatment price.

98 Comments
  • Nancy
    Posted at 20:40h, 20 November Reply

    am not sure if you can answer my question or not but i’ll give it a shot!
    I am 29. My fsh has been 10.1 and most recently 9.7. My amh is 3.97 my afc is 15+ on one ovary and 8-9 on the other.my estradiol level was 45
    my prolactin was 10.9
    my LH was 11.1

    My husband and I unsuccessfully tried for a year to inseminate ourselves due to his inability to ejaculate during intercourse. Our first IUI in march was successful, however it ended at 10 weeks with a d&c due to a blighted ovum.
    I have done 3 unmedicated iuis and one with clomid after my miscarriage and they were all unsuccessful. I believe that most were bad timing. Can you tell me if I move to IVF, if my borderline FSH will be troublesome? I used to smoke when I was younger, about 6 cigarettes per day. The past few years, I smoked maybe one per day until the past few months when I quit. Do you think that could be the cause of my fsh being high and possibly indicating that I have poor quality eggs even though I have a lot? My husband and I are looking into ivf in January if our next 2 iuis are unsuccessful. I read research all day about high fsh and good amh but I just don’t understand why it happens and if it’s possible for all of my eggs to be of bad quality

    • Your IVF Journey
      Posted at 18:00h, 22 November Reply

      Thanks for your comment. We’re sorry to hear of the difficulties you’ve been having. The clinic will advise on this. If you’d like to complete a medical questionnaire, do email us via the contact page.

  • Nancy
    Posted at 20:40h, 20 November Reply

    am not sure if you can answer my question or not but i’ll give it a shot!
    I am 29. My fsh has been 10.1 and most recently 9.7. My amh is 3.97 my afc is 15 on one ovary and 8-9 on the other.my estradiol level was 45
    my prolactin was 10.9
    my LH was 11.1

    My husband and I unsuccessfully tried for a year to inseminate ourselves due to his inability to ejaculate during intercourse. Our first IUI in march was successful, however it ended at 10 weeks with a d&c due to a blighted ovum.
    I have done 3 unmedicated iuis and one with clomid after my miscarriage and they were all unsuccessful. I believe that most were bad timing. Can you tell me if I move to IVF, if my borderline FSH will be troublesome? I used to smoke when I was younger, about 6 cigarettes per day. The past few years, I smoked maybe one per day until the past few months when I quit. Do you think that could be the cause of my fsh being high and possibly indicating that I have poor quality eggs even though I have a lot? My husband and I are looking into ivf in January if our next 2 iuis are unsuccessful. I read research all day about high fsh and good amh but I just don’t understand why it happens and if it’s possible for all of my eggs to be of bad quality

    • Your IVF Journey
      Posted at 18:00h, 22 November Reply

      Thanks for your comment. We’re sorry to hear of the difficulties you’ve been having. The clinic will advise on this. If you’d like to complete a medical questionnaire, do email us via the contact page.

  • Laura whelan
    Posted at 13:36h, 20 March Reply

    Hi all,

    Just about to start 3rd atemp of ivf this time egg sharing! Looking forward to potentially helping another couple 🙂 I have an amh level of 36 so it’s quite high I usually have about 20 eggs collected so plenty to share around 🙂 fingers crossed it’s 3rd time lucky

  • Laura whelan
    Posted at 13:36h, 20 March Reply

    Hi all,

    Just about to start 3rd atemp of ivf this time egg sharing! Looking forward to potentially helping another couple 🙂 I have an amh level of 36 so it’s quite high I usually have about 20 eggs collected so plenty to share around 🙂 fingers crossed it’s 3rd time lucky

  • samantha
    Posted at 18:10h, 29 March Reply

    I’m 42 and have triple x chromosome. Had one healthy pregnancy in my 20’s and live birth but sadly lost baby at 19 months. Following this I experience 11 miscarriages and one ectopic. AMH level is 3.2 and partner tests all normal. been trying for 5 years no success. IVF consultant suggests I could have a live birth with the help of IVF.
    Notes above on this site state that this is not possible for women with low AMH levels.

    Can anyone tell me what are the real chances of a successful pregnancy and live birth for me using my own eggs?

  • samantha
    Posted at 18:10h, 29 March Reply

    I’m 42 and have triple x chromosome. Had one healthy pregnancy in my 20’s and live birth but sadly lost baby at 19 months. Following this I experience 11 miscarriages and one ectopic. AMH level is 3.2 and partner tests all normal. been trying for 5 years no success. IVF consultant suggests I could have a live birth with the help of IVF.
    Notes above on this site state that this is not possible for women with low AMH levels.

    Can anyone tell me what are the real chances of a successful pregnancy and live birth for me using my own eggs?

  • Ingrid Sammut
    Posted at 22:50h, 10 February Reply

    Hello, I am 35, turning 36 in April, and I have borderline low AMH, normal FSH, and above normal high Prolactin in the blood. I do intensive exercise 4-5 hours a week. I also had polyps and from a recent smear test there were “severe non-specific cellular changes evident”. I have never been trying to conceive but I am somewhat concerned about potential fertility issues due to age and a few of the said complications. I also question if I could be a good candidate for ivf if natural conception is not possible. Alternatively, whether oocytes preservation could be a solution for fertility preservation.

  • Ingrid Sammut
    Posted at 22:50h, 10 February Reply

    Hello, I am 35, turning 36 in April, and I have borderline low AMH, normal FSH, and above normal high Prolactin in the blood. I do intensive exercise 4-5 hours a week. I also had polyps and from a recent smear test there were “severe non-specific cellular changes evident”. I have never been trying to conceive but I am somewhat concerned about potential fertility issues due to age and a few of the said complications. I also question if I could be a good candidate for ivf if natural conception is not possible. Alternatively, whether oocytes preservation could be a solution for fertility preservation.

  • gomathi
    Posted at 14:32h, 06 July Reply

    my amh is 1.0, right tube blocked, left tube at risk of ectopic pregnancy . my last resort to conceive is with ivf .. i am very anxious

  • gomathi
    Posted at 14:32h, 06 July Reply

    my amh is 1.0, right tube blocked, left tube at risk of ectopic pregnancy . my last resort to conceive is with ivf .. i am very anxious

  • Positive parenting
    Posted at 12:06h, 15 April Reply

    Hi,
    If you have a low AmH don’t be disheartened.
    There is something you can do to help.
    I’m now on my 3rd IVF cycle and on the first cycle 12 months ago the consultant said I just made treatment as I had a low AMH of 3.6 and I was 40
    I asked could it be highered he said no. Sadly that cycle failed after getting just 3 eggs and I was on a short protocol.
    After lots of research I read up on a supplement called DHEA that is being used by some IVF clinics stateside to raise AMH levels. They recommend a course of three months. I did and three months later it ha raised to 7! I continued and within another two months it had raised to 9.3! this time at a new ivf centre I did the long protocol with buserelin and menopur and got a whopping 11 eggs!
    i think it’s definitely worth looking into.

    • Kelly
      Posted at 20:31h, 15 May Reply

      Hi,
      I have just seen your post.
      I was today told that my AMH level is 1.6 and that I’m not eligible for funded IVF due to my age 39 and my AMH. Do you have any advise?
      It’s not about the money as I will pay anything to have a baby

      Thank you
      Kelly

    • Carrie
      Posted at 06:05h, 09 January Reply

      Hi , just read your message. I have the same AMH as you do , and I desperately want my first baby. Where can I get the supplements that you mentioned please ?

    • Abir
      Posted at 12:04h, 04 March Reply

      Are you sure DHEA increase the level of AMH

    • Julieanne grant
      Posted at 17:32h, 05 April Reply

      Hello, I was told I couldn’t have a baby because my amh was 3.6. is this true?

  • Positive parenting
    Posted at 12:06h, 15 April Reply

    Hi,
    If you have a low AmH don’t be disheartened.
    There is something you can do to help.
    I’m now on my 3rd IVF cycle and on the first cycle 12 months ago the consultant said I just made treatment as I had a low AMH of 3.6 and I was 40
    I asked could it be highered he said no. Sadly that cycle failed after getting just 3 eggs and I was on a short protocol.
    After lots of research I read up on a supplement called DHEA that is being used by some IVF clinics stateside to raise AMH levels. They recommend a course of three months. I did and three months later it ha raised to 7! I continued and within another two months it had raised to 9.3! this time at a new ivf centre I did the long protocol with buserelin and menopur and got a whopping 11 eggs!
    i think it’s definitely worth looking into.

    • Kelly
      Posted at 20:31h, 15 May Reply

      Hi,
      I have just seen your post.
      I was today told that my AMH level is 1.6 and that I’m not eligible for funded IVF due to my age 39 and my AMH. Do you have any advise?
      It’s not about the money as I will pay anything to have a baby

      Thank you
      Kelly

    • Carrie
      Posted at 06:05h, 09 January Reply

      Hi , just read your message. I have the same AMH as you do , and I desperately want my first baby. Where can I get the supplements that you mentioned please ?

    • Abir
      Posted at 12:04h, 04 March Reply

      Are you sure DHEA increase the level of AMH

    • Julieanne grant
      Posted at 17:32h, 05 April Reply

      Hello, I was told I couldn’t have a baby because my amh was 3.6. is this true?

  • Kelly
    Posted at 20:26h, 15 May Reply

    Hi,
    I have just been told that my AMH level is 1.6 which means I am not eligible for Funded IVF. I’m devistated as I desperately want a child. I’m 39 and wondered if anyone else is or has been in this position and if there is any advise? Thank you

    • Tkat
      Posted at 18:59h, 04 June Reply

      I have an amh of 1.9. Also taking DHEA as hear it increases AMH (not sure how) and egg quality. Good luck!

    • Sumi
      Posted at 03:14h, 24 January Reply

      My amh level is 1.7 is it hopful for ivf and iui

  • Kelly
    Posted at 20:26h, 15 May Reply

    Hi,
    I have just been told that my AMH level is 1.6 which means I am not eligible for Funded IVF. I’m devistated as I desperately want a child. I’m 39 and wondered if anyone else is or has been in this position and if there is any advise? Thank you

    • Tkat
      Posted at 18:59h, 04 June Reply

      I have an amh of 1.9. Also taking DHEA as hear it increases AMH (not sure how) and egg quality. Good luck!

    • Sumi
      Posted at 03:14h, 24 January Reply

      My amh level is 1.7 is it hopful for ivf and iui

  • Neetu
    Posted at 08:46h, 24 May Reply

    I m 24 with increased AMH level and also increase in LH level .
    AMH-15.13
    LH -32.34
    What to know about worry point and treatments to conceive a baby ..
    Tell me what is my status of getting pregnent. ..so that i can prepare my self for what ever god has planed for me …..

  • Neetu
    Posted at 08:46h, 24 May Reply

    I m 24 with increased AMH level and also increase in LH level .
    AMH-15.13
    LH -32.34
    What to know about worry point and treatments to conceive a baby ..
    Tell me what is my status of getting pregnent. ..so that i can prepare my self for what ever god has planed for me …..

  • Ladell
    Posted at 20:39h, 10 August Reply

    Hi I just got my hormone levels checked and my FSH was borderline normal and my AMH was 7.9. Does that mean that I automatically have to go through IVF and is there any way to get my AMH level to a normal range to naturally? Also, are there any other methods/ways that I can conceive either naturally or with minimal pricing such as clomid etc? If I do need IVF what type of IVF/cost will I be looking at.

    • Annie
      Posted at 00:54h, 12 May Reply

      Hi
      I’m 39 years old n my AMH is 7.5 is it’s fine for IVF?

  • Ladell
    Posted at 20:39h, 10 August Reply

    Hi I just got my hormone levels checked and my FSH was borderline normal and my AMH was 7.9. Does that mean that I automatically have to go through IVF and is there any way to get my AMH level to a normal range to naturally? Also, are there any other methods/ways that I can conceive either naturally or with minimal pricing such as clomid etc? If I do need IVF what type of IVF/cost will I be looking at.

    • Annie
      Posted at 00:54h, 12 May Reply

      Hi
      I’m 39 years old n my AMH is 7.5 is it’s fine for IVF?

  • nitu
    Posted at 01:32h, 03 October Reply

    Hi, I’m 38, and my AMH level is 0.4 should I try for ivf.

  • nitu
    Posted at 01:32h, 03 October Reply

    Hi, I’m 38, and my AMH level is 0.4 should I try for ivf.

  • Katy
    Posted at 22:51h, 11 October Reply

    My AMH level is 0.28 do I even have reserve? I am 37 and want one more baby

  • Katy
    Posted at 22:51h, 11 October Reply

    My AMH level is 0.28 do I even have reserve? I am 37 and want one more baby

  • R
    Posted at 18:17h, 27 October Reply

    I’m a 37 year old now single women in good health. However I went for a fertility mot and found out I have an age related AMH of 1.6. And five eggs on the scan (apparently there should be 10). I’m very upset but also confused. I’ve been told I need to take Clomid but can’t understand why I would do that if I’m expected to have a poor response? Also is there any way to raise AMH levels ? Thanks in advance

    • Kelly
      Posted at 23:43h, 10 December Reply

      I went on chlomid for 6 months and only had one injection

      And still nothing

      Not ever had an AMH test yet
      Been ttc for nearly 7 years

  • R
    Posted at 18:17h, 27 October Reply

    I’m a 37 year old now single women in good health. However I went for a fertility mot and found out I have an age related AMH of 1.6. And five eggs on the scan (apparently there should be 10). I’m very upset but also confused. I’ve been told I need to take Clomid but can’t understand why I would do that if I’m expected to have a poor response? Also is there any way to raise AMH levels ? Thanks in advance

    • Kelly
      Posted at 23:43h, 10 December Reply

      I went on chlomid for 6 months and only had one injection

      And still nothing

      Not ever had an AMH test yet
      Been ttc for nearly 7 years

  • Poonam
    Posted at 13:48h, 08 December Reply

    Hi,
    My amh level is 1.22 please suggest this level is good for ivf treatment or not should i used my egg or donner

    • Priyanka
      Posted at 07:15h, 09 January Reply

      Hi,I’m 39, and my AMH level is 0.42 I try for ivf.
      please suggest this level is good .Should i used my egg or donner

    • Grace
      Posted at 21:37h, 26 January Reply

      Yes, over 1 is good.

  • Poonam
    Posted at 13:48h, 08 December Reply

    Hi,
    My amh level is 1.22 please suggest this level is good for ivf treatment or not should i used my egg or donner

    • Priyanka
      Posted at 07:15h, 09 January Reply

      Hi,I’m 39, and my AMH level is 0.42 I try for ivf.
      please suggest this level is good .Should i used my egg or donner

    • Grace
      Posted at 21:37h, 26 January Reply

      Yes, over 1 is good.

  • Priyanka
    Posted at 19:08h, 11 February Reply

    I have very low AMH. 04ng/ ML.Any hope for IVF. Could you tell me please

  • Priyanka
    Posted at 19:08h, 11 February Reply

    I have very low AMH. 04ng/ ML.Any hope for IVF. Could you tell me please

  • Masuma akhter
    Posted at 17:54h, 16 March Reply

    I m 44 years old.my amh level is 1.5.is it possible for ivf.

  • Masuma akhter
    Posted at 17:54h, 16 March Reply

    I m 44 years old.my amh level is 1.5.is it possible for ivf.

  • Renu
    Posted at 10:23h, 21 March Reply

    I am 34 years old.my amh is 1.28 please tell me can I conceive or not.if there are any medicine to increase amh level or not

  • Renu
    Posted at 10:23h, 21 March Reply

    I am 34 years old.my amh is 1.28 please tell me can I conceive or not.if there are any medicine to increase amh level or not

  • Halima
    Posted at 18:27h, 07 April Reply

    I go several times under Letrozol,Clomiphen and Laparoscopical cauterization of cysts(as I was pt of PCOS.Now I am 34+years old and my amh value is 1.67 ng/ml.Please,tell me if I go for IVF will be that fruitful for me?

  • Halima
    Posted at 18:27h, 07 April Reply

    I go several times under Letrozol,Clomiphen and Laparoscopical cauterization of cysts(as I was pt of PCOS.Now I am 34 years old and my amh value is 1.67 ng/ml.Please,tell me if I go for IVF will be that fruitful for me?

  • Nur
    Posted at 08:58h, 21 April Reply

    I am 37 years old. My AMH value is 0.669. Plz advise better treatment for me. Should I go for IVF. Can my AMH value be increased by medicine or Injection. Plz confirm soon.

    • Betsy
      Posted at 22:01h, 26 April Reply

      I had less than yours..I got pregnant on my own with s healthy baby

  • Nur
    Posted at 08:58h, 21 April Reply

    I am 37 years old. My AMH value is 0.669. Plz advise better treatment for me. Should I go for IVF. Can my AMH value be increased by medicine or Injection. Plz confirm soon.

    • Betsy
      Posted at 22:01h, 26 April Reply

      I had less than yours..I got pregnant on my own with s healthy baby

  • Nikie
    Posted at 14:47h, 26 April Reply

    My AMH is 0.04 and FSH is 100. What are my chances for pregnancy?

  • Nikie
    Posted at 14:47h, 26 April Reply

    My AMH is 0.04 and FSH is 100. What are my chances for pregnancy?

  • uday
    Posted at 16:52h, 06 May Reply

    Uday
    I am 37 years old. My AMH value is 0.7. Plz advise better treatment for me. Should I go for IVF. Can my AMH value be increased.

    please suggest this level is good .Should i used my egg or donner

    • sam
      Posted at 16:57h, 10 November Reply

      I’ve heard vitamin d3 can help raise amh levels xx

  • uday
    Posted at 16:52h, 06 May Reply

    Uday
    I am 37 years old. My AMH value is 0.7. Plz advise better treatment for me. Should I go for IVF. Can my AMH value be increased.

    please suggest this level is good .Should i used my egg or donner

    • sam
      Posted at 16:57h, 10 November Reply

      I’ve heard vitamin d3 can help raise amh levels xx

  • KenzB
    Posted at 09:21h, 07 May Reply

    Hi my AMH is 0.11235 pmol/L , seems like DHEA increases that rate , seen it online but with one to get , there is different doses in gramms . thanks!

    • Rashmi
      Posted at 04:21h, 16 November Reply

      DHEA could be used 25 mg thrice a day or 75 mg a day.
      Please do visit a fertility specialist before taking it, as it is a controversial drug to take as a fertility patient.

  • KenzB
    Posted at 09:21h, 07 May Reply

    Hi my AMH is 0.11235 pmol/L , seems like DHEA increases that rate , seen it online but with one to get , there is different doses in gramms . thanks!

    • Rashmi
      Posted at 04:21h, 16 November Reply

      DHEA could be used 25 mg thrice a day or 75 mg a day.
      Please do visit a fertility specialist before taking it, as it is a controversial drug to take as a fertility patient.

  • Stacey
    Posted at 17:44h, 17 June Reply

    Can I have IVF with amh of 0.2?

  • Stacey
    Posted at 17:44h, 17 June Reply

    Can I have IVF with amh of 0.2?

  • sheetal kamble
    Posted at 11:30h, 30 June Reply

    hi my amh 7.1 plese good ya bad

    • Harsh
      Posted at 11:49h, 14 March Reply

      Very very good

    • Shaanu
      Posted at 16:38h, 25 January Reply

      Even I got my report today….I am suffering from PCOS,my AMH is 6ng/ml….is good r bad????

  • sheetal kamble
    Posted at 11:30h, 30 June Reply

    hi my amh 7.1 plese good ya bad

    • Harsh
      Posted at 11:49h, 14 March Reply

      Very very good

    • Shaanu
      Posted at 16:38h, 25 January Reply

      Even I got my report today….I am suffering from PCOS,my AMH is 6ng/ml….is good r bad????

  • Louise
    Posted at 16:09h, 03 September Reply

    I got my amh result and it’s 142.5!!!! Will this mean no more ivf!? X

  • Louise
    Posted at 16:09h, 03 September Reply

    I got my amh result and it’s 142.5!!!! Will this mean no more ivf!? X

  • Farhana
    Posted at 20:58h, 04 September Reply

    Hi,

    My AMH level is 0.96 one day before my perios, so can i go for IVF or not? also my age is 28 years old.

  • Farhana
    Posted at 20:58h, 04 September Reply

    Hi,

    My AMH level is 0.96 one day before my perios, so can i go for IVF or not? also my age is 28 years old.

  • Chitra
    Posted at 15:40h, 06 September Reply

    My Amh level is .32.My 1st ivf failed.can I move for 2nd ivf with my own egg?

  • Chitra
    Posted at 15:40h, 06 September Reply

    My Amh level is .32.My 1st ivf failed.can I move for 2nd ivf with my own egg?

  • farahnaz
    Posted at 14:52h, 12 December Reply

    My serum AMH level is 0.413 and FSH is 4.08.i am 39.is there any chance to have IVF successfully?
    please help me.

    • Suzan
      Posted at 04:17h, 27 April Reply

      Hi 40 years of age with low AMH of 0.63 planning for an IVF what are my chances for successs

  • farahnaz
    Posted at 14:52h, 12 December Reply

    My serum AMH level is 0.413 and FSH is 4.08.i am 39.is there any chance to have IVF successfully?
    please help me.

    • Suzan
      Posted at 04:17h, 27 April Reply

      Hi 40 years of age with low AMH of 0.63 planning for an IVF what are my chances for successs

  • Valerie
    Posted at 03:05h, 25 January Reply

    My fsh is 0.9 l and amf is 0.17 ng. Is there any hope I can increase these numbers. I’m age 46 yrs. I see my period every month.

    • Wahidi
      Posted at 07:38h, 05 December Reply

      Hi 40 years of age with low AMH of 0.27 planning for an IVF what are my chances for success

  • Valerie
    Posted at 03:05h, 25 January Reply

    My fsh is 0.9 l and amf is 0.17 ng. Is there any hope I can increase these numbers. I’m age 46 yrs. I see my period every month.

    • Wahidi
      Posted at 07:38h, 05 December Reply

      Hi 40 years of age with low AMH of 0.27 planning for an IVF what are my chances for success

  • Zahida Tahir
    Posted at 05:56h, 03 April Reply

    My AMH level is 3.25 , TSH is 1.34uUl/ml and S.Prolactin is 14.28ng/ml. Can I have to go for IVF or not. Kindly guide me.

  • Zahida Tahir
    Posted at 05:56h, 03 April Reply

    My AMH level is 3.25 , TSH is 1.34uUl/ml and S.Prolactin is 14.28ng/ml. Can I have to go for IVF or not. Kindly guide me.

  • Maya
    Posted at 17:51h, 02 March Reply

    Hi my AMH is 0.28 am 38 in 4months.
    Pls what can I do as i want to hv a baby.

    • Andrea
      Posted at 18:28h, 25 November Reply

      Hi Maya, speak to your clinic about COQ10- I took 600mg ubiqinol version daily and my AMH tripled?! Also had me on DHEA.. I thought AMH couldn’t be improved and glad to read here it represents quality as well as quantity..

  • Maya
    Posted at 17:51h, 02 March Reply

    Hi my AMH is 0.28 am 38 in 4months.
    Pls what can I do as i want to hv a baby.

    • Andrea
      Posted at 18:28h, 25 November Reply

      Hi Maya, speak to your clinic about COQ10- I took 600mg ubiqinol version daily and my AMH tripled?! Also had me on DHEA.. I thought AMH couldn’t be improved and glad to read here it represents quality as well as quantity..

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