Question 1

I am unable to conceive because ovulation (egg rupture) is not happening. Are HSG test and hormonal tests mandatory in this case? Will these test reports show the reason why I am not able to conceive?

Question 2

Hi, I am a 35 year old female. I experienced a pregnancy loss at 18 weeks due to anhydramnios in October 2020. I am trying to conceive but have not been successful so far. Recent tests done on cycle day 2 show:
Prolactin: 26.98 ng/mL
TSH: 2.1 microIU/mL
AMH: 1.64 ng/mL
FSH: 8.5 mIU/mL
I had taken cabergoline after my pregnancy loss. Will the slightly elevated prolactin affect my chances of conceiving?

Question 3

I am 18 years old. My periods started at the age of 12, but I suffered from heavy flow. I took herbal medicines, and then my period came after six months, but later it stopped. I have tried allopathy, homeopathy, and Ayurvedic medicines, but there has been no result. My AMH test report is 0.04, E2 is below 10, progesterone is 0.2, FSH is 133.06, and LH is 45.55. Can I get my periods back? Can you help me?

My AMH level is 11.30 and I am 24 years old. Is this level normal or not? Please tell me, I cannot understand my test report.

An AMH of 11.30 is considered high and may be suggestive of polycystic ovary features (PCOS) if other symptoms like irregular periods exist. Consult a gynecologist for further guidance.

More ANTI MULLERIAN HORMONE (AMH) Health Queries

I am unable to conceive because ovulation (egg rupture) is not happening. Are HSG test and hormonal tests mandatory in this case? Will these test reports show the reason why I am not able to conceive?