My AMH is low. Does it mean I can't get pregnant?
My report says AMH 0.6 and I'm 32. I'm panicking.
My report says AMH 0.6 and I'm 32. I'm panicking.
2h ago
Please take a breath. AMH is a marker of how many eggs remain (ovarian reserve) — not of egg quality, and not a pass/fail test for natural pregnancy. A low AMH means a smaller pool of eggs, which can mean a quicker decline over time and a weaker response to IVF stimulation, but women with low AMH do conceive naturally. The result should be read with your age, antral follicle count on ultrasound, and cycle pattern. Because time matters more when reserve is low, many doctors suggest not delaying if you want to conceive, and discussing treatment options or egg/embryo freezing early. Get it interpreted by a fertility specialist rather than from the number alone.
Community answers are shared experience and general information, not medical advice. For anything about your own treatment, ask your doctor. If you're struggling, Tele-MANAS (14416, 24×7) is there to listen.
My doctor has advised an HSG to check my tubes and I'm nervous about the pain.
We want to be prepared before the first consultation. What tests are standard, and is there anything to do before them?