With a low AMH, natural pregnancy is less likely, and the circumstances vary from person to person.
AMH refers to Anti-Müllerian Hormone, which is secreted by the pre-sinus follicle and small sinus follicle granulosa cells. As age increases, this value will gradually decrease, so it can be a more realistic reflection of the function of the ovaries.
In fertile women, the value of AMH should be between 2.2 and 6.8 ng/ml. If the level of this hormone is significantly low, it means that the ovarian reserve function is poor, and the possibility of sinus follicles developing into mature follicles is smaller, so the possibility of getting pregnant naturally is also smaller.
If you have poor ovarian reserve function and have fertility requirements, you can prepare for pregnancy under the guidance of your doctor.