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A member asked:
My results for amh fertility test is 35.4 pmol/l. i am 36 years old. is this very high for my age? is it indicative of pcos?
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Possibly: It is hard to interpret any one individuals lab results without putting them in clinical context. You will want to schedule follow up with the doctor who ordered the test who can interpret the results specific to your case. High AMH levels can indicate PCOS in some cases.
Answered 6/21/2018
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