Low AMH & Fertility
Anti-Müllerian Hormone (AMH) is an important marker of ovarian reserve, reflecting how many eggs a woman has left. Low AMH levels can affect fertility, but with the right guidance and treatment options, many women can still achieve successful pregnancies. Dr. Nikita specializes in fertility care for women with low AMH.
What is AMH?
AMH is a hormone produced by the ovarian follicles. It helps doctors estimate a woman’s ovarian reserve — the number of eggs available for future ovulation.
- Indicator of ovarian reserve
- Helps plan fertility treatment
- Declines naturally with age
Causes of Low AMH
Low AMH may occur for several reasons, often age-related but sometimes due to other factors.
- Natural decline with advancing age
- Genetic or autoimmune conditions
- Previous ovarian surgery or chemotherapy
- Unexplained low ovarian reserve
Fertility Options with Low AMH
Dr. Nikita offers personalized fertility solutions based on AMH levels, age, and overall reproductive health.
- Ovarian stimulation with advanced protocols
- IVF & ICSI for better success rates
- Egg freezing & fertility preservation
- Donor egg programs when needed
Dr. Nikita’s Message
“A diagnosis of low AMH can feel overwhelming, but it is not the end of your fertility journey. With timely interventions and advanced fertility treatments, many women with low AMH go on to have healthy pregnancies. I believe in providing individualized care and support at every step.”
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