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?

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Dr Shaik Kalam

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AMH reflects ovarian reserve, PCOD severity. High in PCOD due to many small follicles. Does not confirm curability, but helps plan treatment. Slow weight loss is common in PCOD. AMH helps in fertility and PCOD management.

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