Yes, AMH levels and ovarian reserve are partially influenced by genetics. Women whose mothers experienced early menopause or had diminished ovarian reserve may have lower AMH levels themselves. While lifestyle and environmental factors also play a role, genetic predisposition significantly impacts ovarian function and fertility potential. Women with a family history of fertility issues should consider early testing and consultation with a fertility specialist to assess their reproductive health and plan accordingly.
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