Question 1

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?

Question 2

I am 26 years old, unmarried, and have had irregular periods for the last 8 months. I am under treatment, and last week my hormonal test report showed low AMH (0.39) and high FSH (18). I am very worried, will I be able to get pregnant naturally in the future?

Question 3

My recent report shows that my right ovary is polycystic with 10 to 12 follicles, while the left ovary is normal. My weight has been steadily increasing over the past 7 to 8 years, although I have regular menstrual cycles. I am now trying to conceive but I am unsure about what steps to take next. Will I be able to conceive naturally, and what should I do moving forward?

My AMH level is 1.25, and I am trying to conceive. The doctor told me that my AMH value is decreasing and advised me to get IUI or IVF done. My question is, what is the best time to get accurate results of AMH, and is there any other option available other than IUI and IVF? Please help me.

AMH can be tested any time during your cycle. A value of 1.25 is slightly low, so early action is wise. Natural methods may work, but IUI or IVF gives better chances. Lifestyle changes may help support fertility.

More AMH Test (Anti Mullerian Hormone) Health Queries

I am 26 years old, unmarried, and have had irregular periods for the last 8 months. I am under treatment, and last week my hormonal test report showed low AMH (0.39) and high FSH (18). I am very worried, will I be able to get pregnant naturally in the future?