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Very low AMH
My AMH level is 0.30 my age is 32 yrs I am on peeiod inducing pills MEPRATE my doct suggest for IVF I am planning to start treatmnet next month till than when my period will start aftr 5 days can I start letrozole tablet twice a day
Will this affect my AMH level
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letrozole will not affect AMH levels... but you can straightway going for IVF, try drugs that increase AMH levels.....
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U may start it
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Your doctor must have evaluated you fully before advising IVF. Only letrozole will not help you to get pregnant this time .
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
22 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Letrozole will not affect amh levels
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