Question 1

I have received my AMH (Anti Mullerian Hormone) test report, but I am not sure how to interpret it. Could you please tell me if it is considered poor, medium, high, or concerning? Also, could you suggest any Ayurvedic remedies or lifestyle measures to improve it?

Question 2

My wife HSG test report is attached. The doctor says she has a half uterus and a single blocked fallopian tube. We would like to know what we should do next. Can we go for hysteroscopy and laparoscopy, or consider IVF? Which option is better for us, with a higher chance of success, lower risk, and less pain? Please guide us.

Question 3

I recently consulted a doctor and underwent a Hysterosalpingography test. The report findings mention uterine cavity synechiae seen in the right upper body cornua, and bilateral tubes are seen with bilateral spillage of contrast. My AMH level is 0.29 ng per mL. I would like to know if there is a chance of getting pregnant with these results. Could you please explain what the report means, whether there are any complications, and what treatment options are available?

Dear Sir/Madam, We want to opt for a test tube procedure because my wife cannot conceive naturally as both her fallopian tubes have been removed due to ectopic pregnancy. Kindly suggest the best way to increase the success rate of a test tube procedure.

With both fallopian tubes removed, IVF (test tube baby) is the only option. Success rate depends on age, egg quality, and sperm health. Choose an IVF center with high success rates. Do AMH, AFC, and semen analysis before starting. IVF by passes tubes, so this case is eligible.

More ANTI MULLERIAN HORMONE (AMH) Health Queries

I have received my AMH (Anti Mullerian Hormone) test report, but I am not sure how to interpret it. Could you please tell me if it is considered poor, medium, high, or concerning? Also, could you suggest any Ayurvedic remedies or lifestyle measures to improve it?