When Mugdha (name changed) first came to us, she looked exhausted. 

Fear and disappointment were written all over her face. 

She said, “Doctor told me my AMH is very low. I probably cannot have a baby. IVF with donor eggs is my only option.”

She was only 27 years old. 

That single number on a report—low AMH—had already convinced her that motherhood might not be possible. 

We told her,“Let’s pause. Let’s first understand the whole story.” 

What AMH tells us—and what it doesn’t. 

AMH (Anti-Müllerian Hormone) gives an idea about ovarian reserve—the approximate number of eggs remaining. 

But AMH does not tell us:

  • Whether pregnancy can occur naturally 
  • Whether IVF is mandatoryWhether donor eggs are needed 
  • What the egg quality is like