Andrew Huberman· PhD
ACOG says you shouldn't screen it because amh does not predict your fundability right your body's ability to get pregnant in that month is independent of your amh
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ACOG says you shouldn't screen it because amh does not predict your fundability right your body's ability to get pregnant in that month is independent of your amh
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And the way I like to frame this is that every woman who wants to have children or understand her own reproductive timeline should get an AMH checked. That is against medical advice. Meaning the American College of OBGYn says that women should not get an AMH checked unless they have infertility.