Amh (anti-müllerian hormone) 0.6ng/ml is still hopeful for pregnancy. The normal range of Amh (anti-mullerian hormone) is 2-6.8ng/ml, clinically the indicator is less than 0.7ng/ml, which means that fewer follicles are present, and the chances of pregnancy are lower. Low Amh (anti-mullerian hormone) can be regulated through daily life interventions if the ovaries are still able to ovulate normally. Adhere to a regular daily routine, avoid staying up late, maintain a good state of mind, and avoid over-emotional or depressing states. Eat a balanced diet, moderate physical exercise, and maintain a healthy weight. If the patient’s ovaries do not ovulate normally, hormone replacement therapy can be used under the guidance of a doctor to change estrogen and progesterone levels and improve ovarian function. If low Amh (anti-Müllerian hormone) still cannot be improved by the above methods, it may be due to premature ovarian failure, in which case normal conception may not be possible. For women who are unable to conceive naturally and have a strong desire to procreate, they can choose assisted reproduction techniques to conceive, such as artificial insemination and in vitro fertilization (IVF). Therefore, when a woman’s Amh (anti-mullerian hormone) is 0.6ng/ml, it is recommended to follow the doctor’s advice and give scientific treatment and improvement.