Who ran this blood work for you? That is the health care provider you should be discussing the results with. Lab results do not tell the entire story. In health care we have a saying: Treat the patient, not the tests.
Your body and history and situation have everything to do with fertility, and the lab work is only part of the story. Your provider who is running these labs should be sitting down with you to explain them. If you are not comfortable with this person or he is not taking the time to sit with you and explain everything, you may need to find another provider.
If you want to have a child and you are concerned about whether you are able to do so, perhaps you should see a fertility specialist with a good bedside manner who will go over everything with you in the detail that you need.
We have fertility and infertility information here on the site: https://www.empowher.com/condition/infertility-fertility, but we cannot give medical advice or diagnoses and I would be cautious about having your labs interpreted by anyone who is not familiar with your medical history. You could be steered in the wrong direction that way.
Please contact your provider and ask for a full explanation and stick with it until you understand. If you do not have that type of relationship with your provider, I suggest you find a new one.
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Hi Anonymous
Who ran this blood work for you? That is the health care provider you should be discussing the results with. Lab results do not tell the entire story. In health care we have a saying: Treat the patient, not the tests.
Your body and history and situation have everything to do with fertility, and the lab work is only part of the story. Your provider who is running these labs should be sitting down with you to explain them. If you are not comfortable with this person or he is not taking the time to sit with you and explain everything, you may need to find another provider.
If you want to have a child and you are concerned about whether you are able to do so, perhaps you should see a fertility specialist with a good bedside manner who will go over everything with you in the detail that you need.
We have fertility and infertility information here on the site: https://www.empowher.com/condition/infertility-fertility, but we cannot give medical advice or diagnoses and I would be cautious about having your labs interpreted by anyone who is not familiar with your medical history. You could be steered in the wrong direction that way.
Please contact your provider and ask for a full explanation and stick with it until you understand. If you do not have that type of relationship with your provider, I suggest you find a new one.
Good luck to you.
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