@mcg1102 Where I work, ancillary tests would typically be recommended to see if it's trending downwards. You don't get the complete picture without FSH/LH. As Sudden-Cherry pointed out, I'm assuming UK values whereas OP is - on the balance of probability - likely talking in USA values.
There is a massive variation in what we consider normal and the USA considers normal, due to differences in units.
In the UK anything below 5, for anyone under 39, is abnormal, and 1.7 at 33 would definitely be considered potential POI depending on other panels. Most clinics in the UK will not offer treatment to people with AMH
There is a massive variation in what we consider normal and the USA considers normal, due to differences in units.
In the UK anything below 5, for anyone under 39, is abnormal, and 1.7 at 33 would definitely be considered potential POI depending on other panels. Most clinics in the UK will not offer treatment to people with AMH