StemRx IVF
Advanced protocols, personalized stimulation, and innovative approaches can help you conceive even with low AMH and high FSH.
50%
Of women with DOR conceive with treatment (range 30–50%)
25%
IVF success rate under 35 with DOR (range 20–25%)
50%
Cumulative success after 3–4 cycles (range 40–50%)
Diminished Ovarian Reserve (DOR) means your ovaries contain fewer remaining eggs than expected for your age. This is measured through AMH (Anti-Müllerian Hormone), AFC (Antral Follicle Count), and Day 3 FSH levels.
While DOR presents challenges, it doesn't define your fertility journey. With personalized protocols and advanced techniques, many women with low AMH successfully conceive.
"DOR indicates quantity, not quality. A single good-quality egg can lead to pregnancy."
— Fertility Specialists
Optimal
Low-Normal
Low
Very Low
Critically Low
2.0-4.0+ ng/mL
Normal ovarian reserve
1.0-2.0 ng/mL
Consider fertility preservation
0.5-1.0 ng/mL
DOR — seek specialist consultation
0.2-0.5 ng/mL
Severe DOR — urgent consultation
<0.2 ng/mL
Natural cycle or donor egg IVF
Women with DOR require specialized stimulation protocols that maximize egg yield while avoiding over-suppression.
For women with very low AMH (<0.2 ng/mL), advanced age (43+), or multiple failed IVF cycles with own eggs, donor egg IVF offers among the highest success rates (approximately 50–60% per transfer).
Choosing donor eggs is not failure — it's a strategic decision that offers a high chance of pregnancy and live birth for women with severe DOR.
DOR is progressive. Your ovarian reserve will not improve with time. If you want biological children, early action is important.
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Email us : info@stemrx.in
