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FSH, LH, AMH blood test after D and C
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I had a missed abortion a month back and had to undergo a D and C procedure.
My doctor advised FSH, LH and AMH blood tests after periods return.
After the procedure, my periods returned after 6 weeks and I will be doing the blood tests.
However, the first period which I have gotten after the procedure is lighter than my usual periods. Can also be called scanty.
Can I still go ahead with the FSH, LH and AMH blood tests with lighter/scantier period? Will it affect the test results in any way?
Does light/heavy flow of period play a factor for the tests or do I need to have heavier flow for the tests to be conducted?
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The tests you need is a detailed BOH panel to evaluate the cause of your missed abortion and not just the tests mentioned above
Also the tests mentioned above are to be done on Day 2/3 of your periods irrespective of flow
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