Hormonal test report

2026-03-25 10:19:33
Got my Fsh and estradiol test done on 3rd day of period however I did not bleed on 3rd day . My Fsh result is 7.38 and estradiol is 49.5 . Also my Amh test done in last month was 4.44 . Pls tell me if it is normal or not for natural pregnancy . I have thyroid but that is under normal range and prolactin is also normal
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Yes but evaluation for pcos n husband semen analysis is important

Answered2026-03-27 12:08:44

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1) Your FSH (7.38) and Estradiol (49.5) are well within the normal Day 3 baseline limits, indicating healthy ovarian function. The fact that your bleeding stopped on Day 3 does not affect the accuracy of these baseline tests. 2) An AMH of 4.44 indicates a very strong and healthy egg reserve for your age. Since your thyroid and prolactin are also well-controlled, your foundational blood work is perfectly fine.
Next Steps
The next logical step for natural conception would simply be an ultrasound (follicular monitoring) to track your egg growth and confirm ovulation and also get your tubal patency check And yes Husband semen analysis.
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you can consult for more help

Answered2026-03-27 08:59:18

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Yes it's normal .

Answered2026-03-25 15:43:41

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Answered2026-03-26 07:08:37

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The interpretation of AMH level has to be done only after seeing the ovarian volume in ultrasound So this is incomplete information

Answered2026-03-26 05:23:25

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Go for ultrasound and consult any gynecologist nearby

Answered2026-03-26 02:47:02

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normal

Answered2026-03-25 17:19:34

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Answered2026-03-25 16:43:22

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Reports are normal

Answered2026-03-25 11:28:05

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Fsh and estradiol are normal AMH is above normal range. it can occur in conditions like PCOS. It is good that thyroid and prolactin are normal
Next Steps
Do a usg pelvis to look for pcos
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Diet Exercise Take folic acid

Answered2026-03-25 10:50:47

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