Low AMH & IVF: Does Ovarian Reserve Really Matter?
“Low AMH” is one of the most common fertility concerns — and one of the results that causes the most anxiety.
But what does AMH actually tell you about your fertility? Does a low result mean you need IVF? Does it predict egg quality or your chances of pregnancy? And how should IVF treatment be approached when ovarian reserve is lower than expected?
On 15 October at 6:30 PM (UK time), we’re hosting a live webinar focused on AMH, ovarian reserve, age and IVF.
During the session, we will explain:
What AMH actually measures — and what it does not
How age and ovarian reserve affect fertility differently
Whether low AMH means you need IVF
What low AMH may mean for IVF stimulation and egg numbers
What other tests should be considered alongside AMH
What options may be available when ovarian reserve is low
Live Q&A with our fertility specialists
Meet our fertility experts:
Marija Skujina — Founder & CEO, Plan Your Baby. Certified Fertility Nurse Specialist with extensive experience supporting patients through fertility investigations and treatment.
Dr Nora Sahly — MBBS, MRCOG, MRCPI (O&G), DFSRH. Speciality Doctor in Fertility, Sexual and Reproductive Health, with particular experience in fertility preservation, reproductive medicine and pre-implantation genetic testing.
Dr Lisa Stradiotto — MBBCH, MRCOG. Fertility Consultant with more than 20 years of medical experience and expertise across IVF, recurrent miscarriage, ovulation induction, IUI and complex fertility care.
Get your questions answered directly by our fertility team and understand what your AMH result means for your next steps, rather than looking at one number in isolation.
Register now to join us live.
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