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Fertility doctors often recommend women to take the AMH test to determine their fertility. Women below the age of 30 are known to be more fertile, with a much higher AMH reading than women older than 30. This is because, as you grow older, your AMH value starts decreasing. Since the AMH test is a significant indicator of a woman’s fertility health, you ought to wonder how reliable is the AMH test anyway?  Continue reading this article to get your answer and also to know more about AMH and the AMH test. What Is AMH? AMH or anti-mullerian is a protein secreted by the egg follicles inside your ovaries. The AMH level in your bloodstream is directly related to the number of egg follicles inside your ovaries. The AMH level, determined by a fertility test known as the AMH test, gives your fertility a clear indication of your fertility health at the time of testing.  How Does The AMH Test Work? The AMH test is done via a blood test. A sample of your blood is examined in a pathology la...

IVF, or in vitro fertilization, is becoming increasingly popular among couples who cannot conceive naturally, despite having tried for months or even years together. Advanced reproductive treatments and techniques have shown remarkable progress in the last 40 years.   There is still a lot of misleading information regarding IVF and IVF-related treatments out there, leaving couples in a fix whether to opt for the treatment or not. In this article, we aim to bust those myths regarding IVF treatments and help you make more informed decisions using facts and truths only. Top Myths You Need To Know About IVF           I.     There Is Nothing Natural About IVF IVF is a procedure that tries to expedite or make successful a process that happens naturally in humans. For babies to happen naturally, the sperm needs to successfully fertilize the egg. In IVF too, this fertilization of the egg by the sperm happens, where the only di...

  Over the years, infertility has become more than just a truth that couples accept for the rest of their lives. Infertility is a condition defined by science as the failure of a couple to conceive naturally, despite having tried for at least one year. Science has progressed far enough to help such scientifically deemed infertile couples have a chance at successful conception eventually. In India, almost ten to fifteen percent of couples are infertile. The likelihood of an infertile female partner is the same as that of an infertile male partner. Being unable to conceive is as mentally and emotionally taxing as it is physically. As a woman finding it difficult to conceive, you must have several questions running through your mind: 1.        What if I’m infertile? 2.        How do I check if I’m infertile? 3.        What causes infertility in women? 4.        Can f...