Megan W. asked
I have a question about my AMH level. My AMH level is 32.6 ng/ml, which I understand is high. I am 20 years old, my period is regular, and I have no known health problems or medications. I was trying to be an egg donor. What could be causing my high AMH level, and how can I lower it?
October 15th, 2023
Jason O. answered
A high AMH level of 32.6 ng/ml at your age could indicate Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS). However,...
October 15th, 2023
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