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Me: 31, premature menopause, fsh is 120, amh is 0, 16. medicine: estradiol, progesterone, dhea & coq10. is there a chance i can get pregnant naturally?
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Elevated FSH: Since the fsh is elevated, you may have fewer normal eggs than others your age. Still, it doesn't mean that you have no normal eggs. However, the chance for success with ivf or other art procedures is low. Oocyte donation may be your best option.
Answered 12/9/2013
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