I just got my AMH test results back and it's 8.5ng/ml. Is this good or...? I turn 29 this month and I don't know what's considered a normal level.
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I just got my AMH test results back and it's 8.5ng/ml. Is this good or...? I turn 29 this month and I don't know what's considered a normal level.
It's very good. :)
Over 4 is considered at risk for PCOS. Have you had an AFC done? Are you insulin resistant? You may need metformin. How is your BMI?
Do you have a reason for three losses?
I have not had my AFC tested but the RE did do an ultrasound to make sure my ovaries and uterus looked normal. She said I had lots of follicles and that it looked good. She didn't count them though. I just recently had my glucose levels tested and hemoglobin a1c and it was all normal. My BMI is low (pretty much always has been) and is 17.9. I weigh just a couple pounds less than what I did when I conceived DS2.
I don't really know why I've had three losses in a row so that's why I'm seeing an RE. All my losses were very early, never going past 4w2d so were chemicals. The RE is testing DH and me for a bunch of different things to see what could be going wrong.