Your AMH Is Not Your Destiny

From Dr. Kokum 💛

Let’s talk about something that can cause a lot of confusion — and a lot of fear: AMH.

Anti-Müllerian Hormone (AMH) is a hormone measured through a simple blood test. It often gets used as a marker of fertility, especially for those thinking about IVF, egg freezing, or trying to conceive later in life.

But here’s the truth: AMH is just one number. And it should never define your future.

Low AMH? Don’t Panic.

If you’ve recently been told you have a low AMH level, your mind might immediately jump to worst-case scenarios.

You might be thinking:

“Does this mean I’m infertile?”
“Will I need IVF?”
“Is it already too late?”

Let me reassure you: Low AMH does not mean you’re infertile.
It doesn’t automatically mean you’ll struggle to conceive.
And it definitely doesn’t mean your chances of becoming a parent are over.

**What AMH Does and Doesn’t Tell Us**

Here’s what your AMH doesn’t predict:

Egg quality
Your ability to conceive naturally
When you’ll go through menopause

So what is AMH helpful for?

Think of it as a guiding tool. When interpreted properly, it can help you:

Understand your egg quantity
Plan timing for conception or egg freezing
Choose the right fertility treatment, if needed

But AMH should never be looked at in isolation. It’s just one part of your full fertility picture — and it should always be interpreted by a qualified fertility specialist.

You Deserve the Full Picture

If you’re feeling uncertain, overwhelmed, or scared by your AMH results, you are not alone — and you are not without options.

Let’s shift the conversation from fear to facts.
From anxiety to clarity.
From “what if” to “what’s next.”

✨ Knowledge is power — and so is support.
The best next step? Talk to a fertility specialist who can help you understand your whole fertility picture and create a plan that’s right for you.

💬 Ready to have that conversation?

Book an appointment with Dr. Kokum to get clarity, confidence, and a compassionate plan forward.