Hey everyone. I had my AMH levels taken and I’m sitting at 14.6 pmol/L. The original doctor said it was ‘satisfactory’ and no more.
I’ve obviously googled the hell out of it and some websites are saying that’s a low reading and some saying normal.
I know it’s not all dependent on the AMH but I’m in a pickle as to what ‘satisfactory’ even means.
Does anyone have any insight into AMH?
Hi my AMH around 5 years ago was 15.7 .
November 2018 age 38 drop to 5.7 .
I not a expert but I hear anything above 10 is good. Your is 14.6 so I wouldn’t worry hun xx
Hey lovely, at my first clinic I was told mine was normal (11.4) their range was 7 to 24 as normal. However doing my own research I knew it was on the lower side. At our new private clinic, he confirmed I do have low ovarian reserve for my age (32)😔 and I was gutted. So I think it depends where you go! It's so confusing! But they will tailor the protocol to suit though, so dont worry yourself 😘 xx
Snap! I am 32 and have 11.4.
No way! 🤗What did they say to you if you dont mind me asking? Did they say it was low? Xx
They haven't said! However, it's dropped from 22.7 just one year ago, and they said the drop was quite massive (not reassuring!). Plus, they haven't changed my protocol at all from a year ago, so not sure what the point of testing it is! Lol. 
I've no idea either then! Last time I was on max dosage of menopur last 2 times. at my new clinic they are changing it all 🤞
Wishing you all the best for your cycle 😘 xx
Thanks, you too!
It all depends on age - I'm 40 and mine is 13.7, which is pretty good and means my chances of IVF succeeding are better than average for my age, but if I had that level at 30, it would be considered on the low side and my chances of success would probably be lower than average for my age. But whatever your AMH level is, you're more likely to be successful at 30 than 40. Hope that kind of makes sense! Basically, with AMH nearly 15 you're likely to get a decent number of eggs on an IVF cycle xx
It all hinges on what your amh is against your age. Just to gauge how likely you are to respond to meds. My amh 11 months ago was 45.2 aged 38. It's now 24.3 aged 39. Massive drop but still high for my age.
They say the higher the amh the more likely pregnancy is (purely because you usually get more eggs to play with) however I've seen some ladies actually get fewer eggs than me and more to freeze.
E. G I had 18 eggs first cycle. Only 3 survived. Second cycle 13 eggs only one made it. Yet I've seen ladies get just 5 eggs and end up with 4 to freeze. All it means is that I needed milder stims compared to someone with lower amh. Higher amh is not a guarantee of more embryos. There's so much at play including afc and sperm quality.
Quality over quantity. Try not to worry x
Thanks everyone. I’m 35. Should have mentioned that 🙈 I’ll try not to worry, it’s just confusing with what the normal range is xx
Hi there
I'm 34 and mine is only 8.5 which my consultant said is low for my age. The numbers just help them understand what dosage of stimulation drugs you will need (I was on double the standard dose). I'm currently in the two week wait from my first cycle. So good news is that despite my low amh I got some eggs and one fertilised and is hopefully doing its thing and getting comfy right now.
Best of luck with everything xx
I’m turning 40 next mth I had my Amh done in Nov it was 3.4pmol so low in the last 2 & 1/2 years I’ve had 4 natural conception and mc. I think it’s egg quality for us naturally but for ivf clinic said donor as I would respond well to the treatment.
Thanks everyone ♥️♥️
I'm 32 and mine has dropped from 22.7 to 11.4 in just one year! I don't know what to think about the AMH thing as it's not the only test that determines the quantity and quality of your eggs, plus it seems to varies if you get it tested by different clinics/at different times etc. It feels like it's just another thing to stress us out and make us upset! xxx
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