Does low AMH mean I cannot get pregnant?

Not necessarily. Low AMH indicates a reduced quantity of eggs, but it does not define egg quality. Many women with low AMH can still conceive naturally or with the help of IVF/ICSI, especially if they are under 35.

What are the treatment options for Low AMH?

Treatment options include personalized IVF/ICSI protocols to maximize egg retrieval, taking supplements like DHEA or CoQ10 to improve egg quality, or considering Egg Freezing if you are not ready to conceive yet.

Can IVF work with very low AMH?

Yes, IVF can work. For very low AMH, doctors may use specific stimulation protocols (like Micro-dose Flare or DuoStim) to collect as many viable eggs as possible across cycles.

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If you have PCOS, does that mean you’ll get more eggs during egg freezing?

Women with Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) often have more small ovarian follicles visible on ultrasound. That’s because hormone imbalances disrupt ovulation, causing immature eggs to remain in the ovaries. These follicles may respond well to stimulation medication—so yes, you may retrieve a higher number of eggs during egg freezing.

But… More eggs doesn’t always mean better quality.

Hormonal imbalances related to PCOS can affect egg maturation and quality, which in turn impacts fertilization rates and embryo development. Because of this, selecting the right fertilization method is crucial. We recommend understanding the difference between IVF and ICSI to see why ICSI is often the preferred choice for maximizing success with PCOS eggs.

In fertility preservation, the goal is not just the number of eggs, but also their viability.

That’s why individualized care is so important.

Working with a fertility specialist helps ensure:

Proper hormonal evaluation and ovarian health check
Personalized stimulation protocol to improve egg quality
Lifestyle or supplement recommendations, if needed

At SAFE Fertility Group PCL, we provide advanced Egg Freezing solutions tailored for women with PCOS. With over 18 years of experience and internationally certified labs, we’re here to help you protect your future fertility—with both quantity and quality in mind.

Article by: Kamolrat Mee-o-partmongkon, M.D. (Dr.Bo)
SAFE Fertility Group PCL, Gaysorn Amarin and Ramintra Branch
Medical License Number 41300

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