09 Beyond AMH: The Essential Hormonal and Thyroid Tests Women Need for Accurate Fertility Insights

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In this episode, host Arianna Banuelos dives into the critical challenges women often face when navigating fertility care. She sheds light on how standard OB-GYN appointments may overlook key fertility concerns and why routine exams often fall short of giving a full picture. Arianna emphasizes the importance of requesting deeper diagnostic tests, such as hormonal panels and thyroid assessments, to ensure a comprehensive understanding of your fertility health.

A significant part of the discussion centers on the AMH test and its often misunderstood role in fertility evaluations. Arianna clarifies that low AMH levels don’t necessarily equate to infertility and encourages women to look at their overall health rather than fixating on a single test result. She offers practical advice on how to advocate for yourself in medical settings and track your cycle to better engage in meaningful conversations with your healthcare providers.

 

Key Takeaways:

1. Women often feel overlooked in standard OB-GYN care regarding fertility.
2. Routine exams may not be enough to adequately assess fertility issues.
3. It’s crucial to ask for more comprehensive diagnostic tests beyond the basics.
4. Hormonal panels and thyroid tests are essential for a full fertility evaluation.
5. The AMH test is often misunderstood, and low levels don’t necessarily mean infertility.
6. Comprehensive assessments are vital for accurate fertility insights.
7. Self-advocacy plays a key role in navigating fertility challenges.
8. Tracking your cycle can be an empowering tool to discuss fertility with your doctor.
9. Women should feel confident and empowered to seek thorough care for their fertility.

Thank you for joining me today. Remember, no matter where you are on your journey, you’re never alone, and small steps can lead to the most extraordinary results. I’ll see you in the next episode. Take care, and as always, take care of your health, your heart, and your future.

 

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