AMH Disorder

In general, An antimullerian hormone is abbreviated as AMH. Glycoproteins such as MH play an essential role in your embryonic life and reproductive health. Therefore, we can use AMH levels in the blood to determine some important facts about your fertility. AMH is a hormone that is produced in the ovaries from your follicles.

Your female egg or ovum is located in the follicles, a sac. In the ‘early stage’ of follicles, called primary follicles, Your AMH is produced by special cells called granulosa cells. AMH level indicates your ovarian reserve or egg reserve. Thus, we can estimate the number of follicles inside your ovary based on the AMH level in the blood.

Your’s AMH level is typically 1.0–4.0 ng/ml when you are fertile—the lower the level, the lower the likelihood of conception. When the AMH levels are low, the ovarian reserve is diminished. Siddha Medicine treatment does not primarily target hormone levels but instead aims to improve the health of your reproductive and endocrine systems.

As part of Siddha Medicine treatment for AMH, the goal is to increase your chances of getting pregnant by helping the ovaries to produce healthy eggs and supporting them with the balance of hormones.