AMH or anti-mullerian hormone is a hormone produced by the ovaries in females.
AMH Level describes the ability of a woman’s ovary to produce eggs that can be fertilized for pregnancy.
AMH level does not indicate or decide whether a woman will be able to conceive or not. As many women with low AMH didn’t lose hope and kept trying for natural pregnancy. So don’t lose hopes. We only want 1 healthy egg for pregnancy.
AMH level varies depending upon the age and health condition of a woman.
Age factor plays an important role. Women in their 20s have healthy AMH levels which means a better chance of conceiving while women in their late 30s or early 40s might experience some difficulties in conception due to low AMH levels.
What Is Normal AMH Level For Age
AMH test is a simple blood test to evaluate the below health conditions:
Ovarian reserve or egg count
PCOS
Menopausal status
Ovarian cancer
Effectiveness of egg freezing
Chances of successful IVF
What AMH Test Can’t Tell Us
Quality of egg or genetic testing of egg
How quickly egg count is decreasing? (Unless a fresh AMH test is done)
Whether you can get pregnant or not
Proven Ways to Increase AMH Levels
Boosting Anti-Müllerian Hormone (AMH) levels is vital for improving ovarian reserve and enhancing fertility potential. To naturally increase AMH levels, prioritize a nutrient-rich diet filled with antioxidants, omega-3 fatty acids, and Vitamin D. Supplements like CoQ10 and DHEA are often recommended for better ovarian health.
What Is A Good AMH Level For IVF?
An AMH level can only predict and not assure the outcome of IVF or any other fertility treatments. Below are the predictions based on AMH levels:
High AMH levels – Over 4.0 ng/ml
Retrieval of more eggs
Higher live birth rates
High chances of freezing embryo for the next IVF cycle
Low AMH levels – 1.0 – 1.5 ng/ml
Chances of low IVF success rates in women above 35 years
However, the good news is that even though the AMH level is low, yet it doesn’t mean that you will not be having successful IVF or natural pregnancy. So don’t stress over the numbers.
