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Hello everyone, I don't get to come on here a lot as I work a lot 😢 I've just had my final appointment with the sub-fertility doc and he said my amh is abit low at 8.2 but he not worried and my partner's sperm doesn't live for very long but not worried and we are having Ivf and I'll be on the short protocol, the only thing is I feel like he rushed the appointment abit and was trying to rush a start date, I just don't want to feel fobbed off. I don't know if it's just me worrying about it to much xx

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Hey, I've read many success stories with low AMH....lower than yours so try not to be too disheartened! I can't offer you any success stories with low AMH, mine was 7.19 but starting again soon. Just wanted offer some words of support! I'm sure some other lucky ladies can offer their success stories that give us all hope! Oh & ICSI might be the way to go for the sperm issue. Wishing you all the best!xx

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Janer85• in reply toCinderella5

Thankyou so much for your reply, I saw a post earlier about low amh and it gave me so much hope, I just can't stop over thinking about everything. I did mention too the sub fertility doctor about icsi and he said he was happy to be through Ivf.

Thankyou again in replying and i wish you all the best with your next cycle.

Sending lots of baby dust xx

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Cinderella5• in reply toJaner85

Thank you! You should ask about DHEA too, I've read a few positive stories how it can help with the yield of eggs in women with low AMH.x

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Janer85• in reply toCinderella5

Oh I've never heard of that, I will ask.

Thankyou again xx

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Hi ive got a low amh of 5, and successfully become pregnant twice with icsi but sadly they didnt stay. So it is definately very hopeful for you :) the doctors kbow what they r doing, think it just means so much to us all its hard to put it in someone elses hands. My consultant put me on 75 mg of dhea which helps with egg quality and can be bought online u dont need a prescription for it as its a supplement. Wishing you all the luck, im starting again tomorrow with the first lot of injections for another cycle xxxx

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Hey Liz22 thankyou for your reply, it does make me hopeful reading some story's on here and hearing back from people, I'm just over thinking things and getting myself in a tizz, I just want to do everything I can. The consultant has prescribed me with something I can't remember the name and it's costing me £34 think it's a powder, I'll have to let you know what it is when I get it.

Fingers crossed for us all that we all get the baby we dream for.

Wishing you all the best of luck.

Sending lots of baby dust xx

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