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Have Irregular Periods. Had Heavy Flow, Took Medicines. Blood Test Reveals Fsh,lh,glocose. Advised On Amh/mis. Suggestions?
HI I am married suffring from menses irregulartity from month of october nd november.then mid of dec 1 week scanty flow of menses nd i week heavy flow then i consulted doctor she given me 21 days tablet.after that my menses missed in feb so i consulted doctor again nd she asked me blood test for 2nd day of menses fsh,lh,glocose,tsh,t3,t4,prolactin nd insulin.my fsh 15.47.lh 4.18,glucose 85mg,tsh,t3,t4 4.116/3.10/1.09,prolactin 8.43ng /ml,insulin 7.5nu/ml she given me tablet cetapin xr nd tab folg1.in month of may doctor repeated my fsh test i.e12.07miu/ml.my ultrasound of abdomen is normal.she also advised me for amh/mis test i.e 0.22.plz give me adiice
Fri, 7 Jun 2013
Hi,
Your hormonal assays suggest that your ovarian reserve is on the lower side and you may be suffering from PCOD; a trans-vaginal sonogram confirmation is essential. That your uterus has responded well to hormone withdrawal is a good sign. You would need to test for tubal patency preferably through laparoscopy after the sonogram is done and any cysts could be punctured. You would need the support of an experienced infertility specialist. You may be put on ovulation induction as per your doctor's discretion with proper monitoring. Please do not worry, as proper management now-a-days is available for most of the conditions. Take care.
Your hormonal assays suggest that your ovarian reserve is on the lower side and you may be suffering from PCOD; a trans-vaginal sonogram confirmation is essential. That your uterus has responded well to hormone withdrawal is a good sign. You would need to test for tubal patency preferably through laparoscopy after the sonogram is done and any cysts could be punctured. You would need the support of an experienced infertility specialist. You may be put on ovulation induction as per your doctor's discretion with proper monitoring. Please do not worry, as proper management now-a-days is available for most of the conditions. Take care.
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