How to reduce amh levels in pcos?
I have PCOS and my AMH levels are quite high, which my gynecologist said can affect fertility. She recommended looking into ways to manage it. What can I do to reduce AMH levels with PCOS?
I have PCOS and my AMH levels are quite high, which my gynecologist said can affect fertility. She recommended looking into ways to manage it. What can I do to reduce AMH levels with PCOS?
I am not an expert, but my own AMH levels were very high due to PCOS. What helped me personally was reducing my gluten and sugar intake, which slowly made my periods more regular. My doctor said that was a sign of improvement.
I go to a specialist clinic in Delhi and my gynecologist explained that high AMH is just a reflection of many immature follicles from PCOS. Instead of trying to force the number down, focus on managing insulin resistance. Ask your doctor for a proper plan.
For PCOS, diet is key but we must be careful. I focus on a whole-food plant-based diet with plenty of seeds, leafy greens, and low-glycemic foods. Reducing processed food can help balance hormones, but do discuss diet changes with a nutritionist.
I have both thyroid issues and PCOS, so my hormones are always a bit crazy. I suggest getting regular blood tests every 3-6 months to monitor both thyroid and AMH levels. Always keep your endocrinologist in the loop about your results.
Look, high AMH is just a symptom of PCOS, don't obsess over that single number. Focus on sleeping on time, reducing stress, and exercising daily. Treat the root cause of PCOS and the hormones will settle down automatically.
My sister was stressing so much about her high AMH report last month. Her doctor told her to relax and just focus on walking 10k steps and sleeping well. It is apparently super common with PCOS, so don't panic guys.
Hello beta. High AMH is very typical in PCOS because of the polycystic ovaries. Regular exercise, drinking green tea, and avoiding white sugar have helped many girls in our community. Stay patient, it takes a few months to show results.
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Yes, focusing on insulin sensitivity through a healthy low-carb diet is the best way to bring down those levels.
My wife's AMH levels were so high we thought she was storing eggs for the next century! Jokes aside, reducing junk food and doing basic yoga helped her cycle normalize. Don't let the lab reports scare you so much.
I totally get it, seeing those high numbers on your lab report makes you feel like your body is failing you. I felt the exact same way. Just take it one day at a time and focus on gentle lifestyle changes instead of stressing.
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