AMH Tests and your Fertility: Fertility Doctor Explains

AMH (anti-Müllerian hormone) is the most accurate predictor of a woman's egg supply, also known as her ovarian reserve. Watch this video to understand your AMH and what this could mean for your fertility.

Did you know that women are born with about 1-2 million eggs? The egg count in your ovarian reserve naturally decreases as you age. If you're trying to get pregnant or pursuing fertility preservation like egg freezing, knowing your AMH can help predict how many eggs you have in your reserve. Dr. Rachel Sprague walks through what your AMH says about your own fertility and chances of conceiving.

This video will cover:
0:00 What is AMH?
1:09 AMH factors
1:55 Low AMH
2:28 AMH and conceiving

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[marynelson]

Thanks I not really sure because I have gotten low amh and 6 months later it went up so I was told it does change every month I been on clomid didn't work for me then putted on letozole still nothing my progesterone level is low in December it was 7.3 and in January it was at 3 so I am 44 just turned 44 on Monday and I do have 6 live birth children and I take many supplements and have a thryoid issue and on B12 injection and vitamin d the plus tablets so I believe my doctor kind of knew what was wrong 7 years ago but felled to help and now won't see me so I switched doctors and pretty much say give up it's not happening so it stresses me out and my cycles are irregular what else besides a donor egg and many doctors won't see you to have iuf

[shounorrampersaud]

Hi doctor I had a miscarriage and then I took the covid vaccine but ever since I got my covid vaccine I can't conceive... What should I do?

[sarameza]

Thank you for your videos! They have been very informative. My AMH is 36. We've repeated the test multiple times and have gotten the same number. Yes, I definitely have PCOS! Is there anything that can be done to encourage a dominant egg to develop?