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AMH level 8.5
What does this AMH level indicate? I do have regular periods.
Will this create issues in pregnancy?
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Hello, AMH indicates ovarian egg reserve in a female. Low AMH indicates the egg count is less. Unfortunately, in a female egg count remains fixed right from birth and keeps depleting as age advances. Your AMH right now is in normal range. If you are planning for pregnancy, start taking folic acid tablets.
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Dr. Falak Chowdhary
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11 yrs exp
Mumbai
Pcos possible if amh is high
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Dr. Dipti Mulay
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13 yrs exp
Navi Mumbai
Every girl has a fixed number of eggs when she is born. These eggs are dormant till she attains puberty. At puberty every month few of the follicles ( female eggs) start developing, one of them matures and releases, whereas the other few degenerate. This way few follicles get used up every month. This goes on till most of the follicles are used up and that is when the woman attains menopause. AMH is a way to know how much reserve ( potential) does the ovary have for egg production. If it is low it means that the process of childbearing has to be hastened. In that case the couple may need medical assistance. Although women with low AMH may also conceive spontaneously.
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