It is still possible to get pregnant with an AMH of 0.06, and its chances of getting pregnant are age-related. AMH is the abbreviation of Anti-Müllerian Hormone, which is a more reliable indicator for assessing the ovarian reserve function. It represents the number of reserve eggs but not their quality, and the quality of the eggs is related to the age, if the AMH value is very low, but young, there is still a chance to get pregnant; however, if you are old, no matter what the result of the AMH is, your chances of getting pregnant are still on the low side. AMH can be tested on any day of the menstrual period, independent of the menstrual cycle, medications, and other factors. If you find that your AMH is low, but you still have the desire to have children, it is recommended that you consult a reproductive medicine doctor as soon as possible, and prepare for pregnancy under the guidance of a professional doctor, so as to make full use of the remaining follicles.