Low Amh but normal FSH and LH

suzanne3196 · January 2013

Hello,

My AMH is .22ng/l and Fsh is 4.5 and LH is 5.4. Anyone had any luck getting pregnant with these numbers. Total shocker, considering I am 34 and had no trouble getting pregnant 2.5 yrs ago.

Thanks

PPL2011 · January 2013

Just have to say my amh was .59 and nine months later it was 1.8. I lost 22lbs in between the two tests. I've been pregnant twice but miscarried both times. I don't think amh is very reliable.

liz4paws · January 2013

In my case the AMH was very reliable although I know it's a fairly new test so many doctors don't even use it.

I had an FSH of 6-7, Antral Follicle Count of 11-14, and an undetecable AMH of <0.16. Sadly, I didn't respond whatsoever to even the maximum amount of stim medication injected directly into my muscle.

AMH is once piece of the puzzle that will help your doctor determine how you might respond to stim medications in IVF. But unfortunately, there is no way to know for sure unless you start stimming.

As far as a natural BFP happening. I think the odds are much lower for someone with a lower AMH as well. Although it does happen, of course. Anything is possible.

I wish you all the luck in the world. Getting new that you have low AMH can be very devastating and I'm sending you all kinds of hugs. I hope you are able to find the answers you're looking for and a plan that you have peace with.

wendy1983 · January 2013

I?m curious to find out what mine is. I have an appointment this Friday. I was told today that if I loose 10% of my weight that it will be easier to conceive. I have 29lbs to loose.

BootsOrHearts · January 2013

Apparently, AMH is more reliable than the other two tests. But, it's a very new test. It doesn't necessarily indicate that you can't get pregnant or that you will have trouble, but it DOES generally indicate that you will have less success with IVF if you go that route. REs are very interested in AMH for that reason. As long as you're ovulating every month, and you don't have any other underlying physical problems, you can get pregnant with any AMH level.

I hope that makes sense. But definitely review it with your RE and discuss what he/she advises.

PhillyJ33 · January 2013

I have a low AMH (.21) but normal FSH and LH (so far- I have only been tested for the past 3 cycles and one of the nurses told me that you are only as good as your highest FSH number)

No success story here- I am in the beginning stages of treatment. I had my first medicated cycle this month to see how I would respond to Clomid (even though I ovulate on my own but really early) and my RE thought I responded well. First good news I have heard since this whole process began!

jezebel57 · January 2013

My AMH is 0.43 and I have a normal FSH and LH. Mis-diagnosed in 2009 with PCOS, misdiagnosed with "unexplained" in 2010 and finally got a diagnosis in December 2012 with DOR after testing my AMH. everything else is mostly ok but in 2009/2010 I had low progesterone (has since resolved itself). Never had a BFP with 2 rounds of clomid and 3 IUI's (femara and injectables). I'm 36 (37 next week) and it was a huge surprise to me as well. Lots of luck to you!

suzanne3196 · January 2013

Well that's encouraging. I go Wednesday to the RE, so well see what she has to say. I am just in shell shock. I know I ovulate every month, and my ovaries are a good size. My AFC is around 14, but I not an expert at counting follicles. So till Wednesday. Thanks

Gr8te · January 2013

Research suggests there is a correlation between low vitamin D and AMH. It's my understanding that if you improve your vitamin D your AMH can improve. If you didn't have your vitamin D checked...maybe you should.

GL

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