to me --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Hi Amy,
Thank you for the update.
I appreciate it.
I thought I had sent you this email and it was archived as a draft.
Would you tell me the kind of tests my donor is having? I am trying to learn about the process and would love to know more.
Kind regards,
Jorge L. Morejon ---------------------- 12:20 PM
TEXT Gia: Hi Jorge just wanted to let you know you're a donor Sarah went to her appointment today and everything went great they made another appointment for her to come back in September. Hope you're doing welland the school year is fantastic for you. Me: Good morning Gia. Thank you for the update. I am glad everything went OK. What would the next appointment be about? Classes are good. Thank you for the good wishes. I appreciate every one of your messages. Please, say hello to Wendy. Gia: This clinic requires the girls to come twice for their new patient appointment I really I don't know why but it's just how they do it they break it into 2 visits you can ask the nurse what is done at each appointment. ---------------------------- AMH & FSH
The AMH test is the gold standard, and numerous studies have shown
that it’s an accurate predictor of ovarian reserve. The FSH test has
fallen out of favour because results fluctuate between cycles, and
ultrasound counts can be inaccurate due to the difficulty in spotting
apple-seed-size antral follicles. Many clinicians run more than one test
and cross-reference the results.
The results of these tests are important to help doctors evaluate the
potential benefits of using ovarian-stimulation drugs, which help more
antral follicles mature to eggs, which, in turn, increase the odds of
conception through sex or intrauterine insemination (IUI)
or help fertility specialists retrieve more eggs for IVF. While the
average 25- to 34-year-old’s ovarian reserve consists of 15 to 30 antral
follicles, fewer than 10 is considered low. The more antral follicles,
the more eggs and the more likely a woman is to get pregnant. TODAY'S PARENT / LINK: https://www.todaysparent.com/getting-pregnant/trying-to-conceive/what-an-ovarian-reserve-test-can-tell-you-about-your-fertility/
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