Hello.
I'm 40, nearly 41 and considering having IVF after TTC unsuccessfully for 14 months. My recent AMH level was 7.6 which is within the normal range for someone my age (but bizarrely also seems to be in the normal range for someone aged 34-37, although at the lower end).
The info I got sent from the fertility clinic tells me I will have a reduced response to fertility drugs because of my low AMH level.
Basically my questions are:
Does AMH only really tell you how you successful you might be if you have IVF?
Does it really have any bearing on successfully conceiving naturally?
Is 7.6 very low/bad? Has anyone had lower AMH levels and still conceived naturally?
Is AMH about quantity of eggs rather than quality?
Thanks for your help! This is all very confusing!
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AMH 7.6 - should I be worried?
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squarecircle · 20/08/2014 13:05
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