The maturing follicles in the female ovary produce a hormone known as anti-Müllerian hormone (AMH). As women naturally age, their AMH naturally drops. Over 40, women typically have low AMH values. This suggests that women's ovarian reserve decreases. The standard range for AMH value should be between 2.20 and 6.80 ng/mL, even though numerous criteria, including age, are taken into account to estimate the appropriate levels of AMH. While there are a number of things that can be tried, there are no surefire strategies to raise AMH levels. Pregnancy and low AMH are frequently mentioned at the same time. This is so because low AMH levels indicate that the ovarian reserve contains either very few or very few eggs. Furthermore, the slim odds of becoming pregnant are implied by diminished eggs in the ovarian reserve.
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