*Sensitive* Low AMH Hope!

[Love_the_mountains]

*Sensitive* Low AMH hope!

I can’t quite believe this has happened but I have fallen pregnant for the second time naturally despite my history of a very low AMH level. It is very early days but I just wanted to share positivity and hope that a low AMH doesn’t mean you can’t get pregnant naturally and to always remain hopeful as it is very possible.

A few years ago I felt my world falling apart due to the pain of TTC for almost 3 years and being found to have a very low AMH (see previous posts). I honestly thought it was game over. Fast forward to now and I have a 2 year old son conceived naturally and pregnant naturally again, despite being older (now 36) with probably an even lower AMH level (I didn’t get it repeated due to the stress I knew it would cause me. I was also content with my son so didn’t feel the need to get it repeated)

I understand this post may be painful for some to read - I know I am blessed and lucky to be in this situation again. But I have not forgotten how I felt for 3 years prior to conceiving my son. I hope this offers some hope for anyone with a low AMH level going through something similar.

It’s very early days and I pray it will all work out again like last time. But I now have major relief that I CAN get pregnant naturally. It just takes longer.

Wishing you all continued hope and luck in your journeys xxx

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Many congratulations to you, it's so good to read these positive stories that will give hope to others, thanks for sharing.

[Marisa32]

Congratulations! Fellow low AMHer here....I too managed to make 2 babies naturally with non existent AMH. I was 39 and 42 when they were born. I struggled with unsuccessful IVFs, MMC, 2 chemicals and being told donor eggs were my only option for a sibling. I think, it's important for women with low AMH to know that if all else is in working order (sperm included), pregnancy is very much possible. It may just take more cycles because IVF won't give us tons of eggs to work with.