Question 1

My wife has PCOS. After treatment with IUI, laparoscopy and hysteroscopy were done. After this, we tried IUI twice but it was not successful. Her reports are normal. The doctor says that after laparoscopy, pregnancy is possible, but it has not happened yet. During her periods, bleeding is very light, only 1 to 3 drops. We do not have enough money for IVF. Please suggest what we can do?

Question 2

I have a very low AMH of 0.2 and FSH of 12. My Vitamin D level is also very low. Can AMH improve by taking Vitamin D supplements? I underwent one monitored ovulation cycle, but the follicle did not rupture even after it grew fully. Is there still a chance of natural pregnancy?

Question 3

A few months ago, I was diagnosed with PCOD, which improved after taking medication. Since then, I have been trying to lose weight, but progress has been very slow over the past 7 months. My periods are now normal, but my gynecologist is suggesting an AMH test. I am confused about what this test will reveal. How does the AMH test help in understanding PCOD and its potential for recovery or curability?

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?

Low AMH suggests reduced ovarian reserve. Its not dangerous but may affect fertility. Consult a gynecologist for guidance. Ayurvedic support like Ashwagandha or Shatavari may help but not replace treatment.

More ANTI MULLERIAN HORMONE (AMH) Health Queries

I have a very low AMH of 0.2 and FSH of 12. My Vitamin D level is also very low. Can AMH improve by taking Vitamin D supplements? I underwent one monitored ovulation cycle, but the follicle did not rupture even after it grew fully. Is there still a chance of natural pregnancy?