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Amh value what is normal
I am 34 years old . What is the normal value of Amh test taken on day 3 of blood test . Also how to boost the Amh .
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Amh is the anti mullerian harmone responsible and released by the ovary during ovulation.1ng/ml is normal for ur age.
The concentration or the qty.is proportionate to the number of eggs released.So is important for confirming the fertility status . Higher concentration may reveal the pathology of pcos also. Vit D,nutrient rich foods, planned diet are necessary to improve amh levels.
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Above 1.p ng/dl. What's your result?
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1 ng/ml or sometimes even 0.7-0.9 is also normal but at lower range. To boost amh you need to consume foods rich in vitamin D like fish, liver of goat , egg yolk and vegetarian options like mushroom. Some fortified foods also have vit d you can consume that also. all these are not proven to improve amh levels. it's just trying. usually amh levels are according to age
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also exposure to early morning sunlight helps to boost or activate vit d
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