Low AMH or Irregular Periods? Know When to Act

Conceive, while women aged 35 and above should seek help after six months. Earlier evaluation is recommended for those with irregular or absent periods, PCOS (formerly PMOS), endometriosis, thyroid disorders, previous pelvic surgery, or recurrent pregnancy loss.

Dr. Shyla Usman Ali also highlights that low AMH alone does not determine fertility outcomes. It should be assessed alongside factors such as age, menstrual cycle regularity, delayed pregnancy, lifestyle habits, ultrasound findings, and male fertility, including semen analysis. Evaluating both partners from the beginning helps identify potential issues sooner and avoids unnecessary delays in treatment.

To help couples understand whether they should continue trying naturally or consult a specialist, Birla Fertility & IVF offers a Fertility Risk Assessment. The assessment considers age, menstrual cycle, lifestyle factors, BMI, and, where available, reports such as AMH levels and semen analysis. While it is not a diagnostic tool, it provides valuable guidance on whether expert fertility consultation may be needed.