Understanding AMH – The Hormone That Reflects Ovarian Health

Anti-Müllerian Hormone (AMH) is one of the most important markers of a woman’s fertility potential. It’s produced by small follicles in the ovaries and indicates how many eggs remain.
High or low AMH levels can both signal hormonal imbalance—but with very different meanings.

AMH helps fertility experts at Carewell Homoeopathic Fertility Clinic understand each woman’s reproductive health and design personalized, natural treatment plans.

High AMH in PCOS – What It Really Means for Fertility

High AMH in PCOS – What It Really Means for Fertility
Women with Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) often have AMH levels above 5.0 ng/ml. This happens because their ovaries contain a larger number of immature follicles that release AMH.
While high AMH might seem positive, it often reflects poor egg maturation and irregular ovulation, which can make conception difficult.

💡 Key Points:

• High AMH = many eggs, but poor ovulation
• Hormonal imbalance (androgens, insulin resistance) affects egg quality
• High AMH may cause difficulty conceiving naturally

🌿 Homeopathic View:
At Carewell, we use constitutional homeopathic remedies that correct internal hormonal imbalances, regulate menstrual cycles, and promote natural ovulation—without hormones or side effects.

Low AMH – When Egg Reserve Drops Early

Low AMH is often linked to diminished ovarian reserve, meaning the number of eggs is lower than expected for one’s age.
While this can be worrying, low AMH doesn’t mean the end of fertility—it’s a sign to act early.

🔍 Common Causes:

• Advancing age (especially after 30)
• Stress and poor lifestyle
• Hormonal disorders
• Previous ovarian surgeries or infections

Homeopathic Approach:
Homeopathic medicines stimulate ovarian activity, enhance egg health, and balance hormonal rhythm—helping women with low AMH conceive naturally.

PCOS vs. Low AMH – Two Opposite Conditions, Same Fertility Struggle

Though PCOS and Low AMH appear opposite (one has too many immature eggs, the other has too few), both can lead to infertility.

• PCOS → high AMH, poor ovulation
• Low AMH → low egg reserve
• Both affect hormone balance, emotional wellbeing, and cycle regularity

🌿 Homeopathy bridges the gap, gently restoring hormonal harmony and helping your body find its natural rhythm.

Can You Have PCOS and Low AMH Together?

Yes, sometimes long-standing PCOS can progress to low AMH due to ovarian exhaustion.
Homeopathic care focuses on early correction—supporting ovarian health before permanent damage occurs.

Homeopathic Fertility Care – Gentle, Effective, and Holistic

Since 1996, Carewell Homoeopathic Fertility Clinic has helped thousands of couples overcome infertility naturally.

💫 Our Approach:

• Personalized, deep-acting constitutional treatment
• Focus on restoring hormonal balance and emotional health
• Improved egg quality and regular ovulation
• Holistic care for both men and women

Every success story reminds us: hope is stronger than any hormone report.

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Key Takeaways – Healing Naturally with Homeopathy

• PCOS → high AMH, poor ovulation
• Low AMH → fewer eggs, but pregnancy still possible
• Both conditions respond well to homeopathy, which heals the root cause
• Carewell Fertility Clinic offers gentle, non-invasive fertility solutions with proven results

AMH Level (ng/ml)	Interpretation
1.5 – 4.0	Normal range
> 4.0 – 5.0	Borderline high
> 5.0 ng/ml	High — usually seen in PCOS
< 1.5	Low AMH (reduced egg reserve)

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