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Menstrual issue
Age: 43–44 years
My test results:
* AMH: 0.04 ng/mL
* Hemoglobin (Hb): 6.7 g/dL
* Random Blood Glucose: 88.4 mg/dL
* Prolactin: 29.7 ng/mL
* TSH: 2.76 µIU/mL
Menstrual history:
My last period started on 10 May and ended on 17 May. Since then, I have not had another period.
I am not pregnant and have never been sexually active.
My question:
With an AMH level of 0.04 ng/mL at the age of 43–44 years, is it still possible for my periods to return and become regular, or does this result indicate that my periods have likely stopped permanently? Based on these test results, what are the chances that I will continue to have menstrual periods?
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Based on AMH only can't say much about menstrual cycles...Irregular cycles are bcos of perimenopause age..kindly connect for consultation
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See now you are in perimenopause. So that is why you are having these irregular cycles. Consult
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