Post by sunglow28 on Jan 18, 2018 20:06:44 GMT -6
Hi, I'm Vicky. I'm 38 with 5 year old spontaneous twin boys. We recently TTC again, but miscarried at 9 weeks.
I'm doing a bit of preliminary testing and I have an AMH of 3.57 and an fsh of 3.3. The part of me who wants to be positive thinks this is a good number. The part who.just had a miscarriage worries this number is too high for my age and it's PCOS. I have no explicit PCOS symptoms (no acne, slightly overweight, regular cycles) but I do have unexplained twins, I guess.
Would you be worrying or cheering? Getting more testing done? I'm an anxious gal and this second round of TTC has been rough.
Thank you for any advice!
I'm doing a bit of preliminary testing and I have an AMH of 3.57 and an fsh of 3.3. The part of me who wants to be positive thinks this is a good number. The part who.just had a miscarriage worries this number is too high for my age and it's PCOS. I have no explicit PCOS symptoms (no acne, slightly overweight, regular cycles) but I do have unexplained twins, I guess.
Would you be worrying or cheering? Getting more testing done? I'm an anxious gal and this second round of TTC has been rough.
Thank you for any advice!
There are three categories they check on and you need to come back positive for at least two of them to get the diagnosis: increased androgen levels (your AMH and FSH both look normal to me, btw! They'll want to test your total and free testosterone for PCOS), irregular cycles (ovulatory or not), and polycystic ovaries.
