I'm pregnant with twins, and I'm curious about how it might affect my future fertility. Can my AMH levels decrease significantly when I'm carrying a multiple pregnancy? I'm worried about egg reserve.
Yes, AMH levels drop during pregnancy because ovulation stops and ovaries are suppressed. It is totally normal and nothing to worry about. Focus on your prenatal vitamins instead.
Going through IVF makes us hyper-aware of AMH levels, but please be reassured that AMH naturally goes down during pregnancy. Your body is doing an incredible job carrying multiples, so try to rest and stay positive.
My gynac explained that AMH goes down during pregnancy as the system rests. Since you have a multiple pregnancy, just make sure to ask your doctor what physical activities are safe for you, as twin pregnancies need extra care.
Honestly, AMH levels do tend to decrease while you are pregnant, but since multiple pregnancies can be a bit more complex, it is always best to let your doctor analyze your blood reports.
I remember my doctor telling me that AMH levels naturally drop during any pregnancy, whether single or twins, because your ovaries are resting. Don't worry about AMH now, focus on your health and breastfeeding preparation!
Actually, clinical studies show AMH levels decrease continuously throughout gestation [2.1.1]. It’s a physiological response because your ovarian function is suppressed during pregnancy, so don't stress over this report.
