Question 1

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?

Question 2

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 3

Hi, I am 25 years old. My periods are normal but since 2 to 3 months I am feeling dryness with no lubrication during intercourse. I suffered from covid in April and post covid I am feeling this dryness. I went to a doctor and did my AMH blood test on the second day of my cycle and my report came with 1.68. Is it a concern? What to do for natural lubrication? Will it affect if I plan a baby after 2 years as it is only 10 months of my marriage? Will I face menopause early? Please suggest what to do?

My estradiol (E2) level in the luteal phase is 103 (tested on the 19th day from the first day of my period). My usual cycle is 32 to 33 days, and I am 28 years old. Is this reading normal? Thanks in advance.

On day 19 of a 33 day cycle, estradiol at 103 pg per mL is reasonable for the luteal phase. It suggests ovulation likely occurred. For fertility tracking, also monitor progesterone 7 days after ovulation.

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