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Dear doctor, I would honestly appreciate so much if you would respond me and give me your opinion. Namely, i'm currently treating my acne with accutane, and my dermatologist advised me to check my hormones for the possible introduction of birth control pills, with isotretinoin. My results are fine, except my fsh which is 12 iu/l (3th day of menstrual cycle) and amh which is 7.12 pmol/l. Desperately researching all night long on the internet, I concluded that this means low fertility and the low possibility of natural conception. What worries me the most, is that I am only 21 years old, not planning a baby yet, having a regular menstrual cycle and do not suffering from any other disease, and not taking any medicine except accutane. Despite the fact that I am a medical student (3rd year) that should believe that for constantly improving medicine everything should be solvable, this is a kind of shock for me. And before visiting a gynecologist for 10 days, I would like to know if I have excessive reason to worry, from the professional as you. Thank you very much for investing your time, and greetings from croatia, from (i hope) a future colleague.


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