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Amh levels

2020-04-11 03:43:53
Amh level is 7.17ug/ml ,age 26 is it normal or over ,how it ll will be control what is normal range ,it can be decrease
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AMH levels cannot be changed as they are inherent feature of your ovaries High AMH levels are suggestive of pcos Why did you go for AMH levels . Are u planning a pregnancy.Do you have irregular periods . U can connect  on chat for further discussion

Answered2020-04-11 04:51:51

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You cannot control AMH this ok it signifies Polycystic ovary disease

Answered2020-04-11 03:46:50

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This more suggestive of polycystic ovarian disease but only amh is not criteria for fertility or pcos.. And as its genetic, you can't change that... Do scan and check ovarian volume

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You have a good ovarian reserve
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consult in case you are planning pregnancy

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