After undergoing appropriate blood and urine tests, my report shows that my Anti Mullerian Hormone level is high at 12.41. Could this be the reason for my significant weight gain (from 65 kg in 12th class to 79 kg in my second year of college)? Are there any medicines or precautions I should take for this?

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Dr Vasanthasree Nair

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High AMH may be seen in PCOS, which can cause weight gain. Consider lifestyle changes and consult a gynecologist.

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