Amh undetectable at 35 any hope

[TTC74]

Well, I've been seeing the RE for years. I've even been through unsuccessful injectables with IUI. Ultimately, my pregnancies have been naturally conceived, though. Since I'm a patient there and I've got a hx of problems, he's monitoring the early pregnancy which I am so grateful for.

Good luck!

 

[CaliDreaming]

I have an update. I am 41, and I had an AMH of .023 about 2 years ago. About 3-4 months ago, I started taking DHEA. It was in addition to my other normal regiment which did include Vit D as well as Prenatal, Omega 3-6-9, Vit B6, Maca, and Ubiquinol (coQ10). I got my BFP about 3 weeks ago. I just had a scan on Monday at 7 weeks pregnant and baby is alive and well with a steady heartbeat. Good luck to all!

Wow your AMH was .023!! I would be so fun to take a copy of your results and you with a big baby bump to every RE's office. You are not only 40+ but you had virtually nonexistent AMH and got pregnant naturally. Sometimes I think they need to be reminded that they don't know as much as they think they know.

 

[TTC74]

I have an update. I am 41, and I had an AMH of .023 about 2 years ago. About 3-4 months ago, I started taking DHEA. It was in addition to my other normal regiment which did include Vit D as well as Prenatal, Omega 3-6-9, Vit B6, Maca, and Ubiquinol (coQ10). I got my BFP about 3 weeks ago. I just had a scan on Monday at 7 weeks pregnant and baby is alive and well with a steady heartbeat. Good luck to all!

Wow your AMH was .023!! I would be so fun to take a copy of your results and you with a big baby bump to every RE's office. You are not only 40+ but you had virtually nonexistent AMH and got pregnant naturally. Sometimes I think they need to be reminded that they don't know as much as they think they know.

There is actually pretty good research into DHEA and women with almost nonexistent AMH. The research shows that natural pregnancy with DHEA supplementation is actually more successful than IVF with women with AMH that low. Interesting but true!

 

[CaliDreaming]

There is actually pretty good research into DHEA and women with almost nonexistent AMH. The research shows that natural pregnancy with DHEA supplementation is actually more successful than IVF with women with AMH that low. Interesting but true!

That is very interesting indeed! REs make most of their money off of IVF so I imagine they would not want to be publicizing those studies.

 

[Unlucky41]

Ahhh I really want to try dhea but heard not so good with ladies worth endometriosis. Will ask my nathropath his opinion.

Cali and ttc love your stories ! Gives me inspiration and happy to know kind ladies supporting others.

TTC I did think if I ever get pregnant again would I get my RE to do the scan but he is expensive. It would be good to let him know IVF is not always the answer!