There are 2 simple tests to check one's ovarian reserve. Dr. Jyoti Tripathi shows us the two methods, Transvaginal Ultrasound and Blood Test AMH. . . . . . #ivf #ivfjourney #ivfsuccess #ivfsupport #ivfmom #ivfgotthis #ivfaftermiscarriage #fertilityjourney #fertilitytreatment #infertility #infertilityawareness #infertilitysupport #infertilitywarrior #infertilityawarness #novaivf #novaivffertility #ivftherightway #fertilitytreatment | Nova IVF Fertility

Dr Nisha Pansare, Fertility Specialist, Nova IVF, Pune talks about- Markers of OVARIAN RESERVE: Ovarian reserve is a fertility potential evaluation. Every female receives an egg pool at birth, and she uses this egg pool for the duration of her reproductive life. Biological Marker- Age: The ovarian reserve's first biological marker is age. The egg reserve will decrease as we become older, usually beyond the age of 30. As an ovarian reserve, this age therefore serves as the fundamental biological

“How many eggs should I freeze?” It’s one of the most common fertility questions—and the answer is different for every woman. The right number depends on: • Age • Egg quality & ovarian reserve • Future family plans There’s no fixed number, but planning earlier improves egg quality and success rates. Egg freezing is about preserving choices and staying future ready—on your terms. A fertility specialist can guide you on the ideal number of eggs to freeze based on your goals. [egg freezing, how man