Fertility doctor explains what AMH means for your fertility | Mini episode
Too Much Information, the women's health podcastShow Notes
A lot of women are being told their AMH is “low” – and immediately spiralling about what that means for their fertility.
But what does AMH actually tell you? Here to explain it is fertility doctor Dr Nagla Khalifa.
This mini episode covers: ✨ What AMH really measures ✨ The best tests for your fertility ✨ Egg quantity vs. egg quality explained ✨ Why low AMH doesn’t mean you can’t get pregnant ✨ How to improve egg quality ✨ Why at-home fertility testing can create unnecessary panic
In the full episode, we discuss how to try to get pregnant naturally, fertility supplements, your chances of getting pregnant month-by-month, fertility myths, and when to seek help.
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About the expert: Dr Nagla is a OBGYN doctor specialising in reproductive medicine. Alongside her work at a leading UK fertility clinic, she shares evidence-based fertility tips for TTC and IVF on social media. 🔗 Instagram: @fertilitydrnagla
🎙️ Too Much Information is the women’s health podcast that mixes real stories with expert insight. No judgement, just facts explained with a healthy dose of realness. 🔗 Instagram: @too.much.info.podcast
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