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AMH level 14 ng/ml and doctor says okay
AMH, FEMALE
Value -14.06High
Reference range: 0.36 to 10.07 Unit: ng/mL
But I have a regular menstrual cycle and I test ovulation every month and I see positive line on my 16th day so my ovulation occurs on day 17 or 18. I live in USA, Doctors here says this value 14ng/ml is ok but I wanted to know in details if I can suspect something might be wrong. I had a previous miscarriage (possible ectopic but both tubes are open in hsg test)and I'm trying to conceive again from last 5months but no luck.
Note: reference range for my recent AMH test (attached result picture)says (0.36 to 10.07) ng/ml but when I google I see 1.5 to 4.0 ng/ml is the normal range. Please help
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It is on higher side definitely. Pcos can be a cause. But as long as you are ovulating , I don't think that should be a problem. Also, I suggest when you concieve, do start progesterone .
Also, for women over the age of 30, if they are not able to conceive in 6 months, infertility doctor advise can be sought. What about your other investigations ? Any other workup done for infertility?
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