DAN RUO IVF CLINIC
Ovarian reserve tests provide information about egg quantity and possible response to stimulation. They do not directly measure egg quality or give a yes-or-no answer about having a baby.
Look beyond a single number
AMH and antral follicle count can help estimate response to ovarian stimulation. A clinician interprets them alongside age, medical history and previous treatment response.
Bring previous cycle information
The number of follicles, eggs collected and embryos developed can add context to a review. A result from one test is only part of that discussion.
Leave room for uncertainty
Low ovarian reserve does not mean pregnancy is impossible. It can affect treatment expectations, but a test alone should not decide access to care. Ask what the results can and cannot tell you.