Yes, some studies suggest a positive correlation between vitamin D levels and AMH production. Vitamin D may support ovarian follicular function and improve AMH levels in women who are vitamin D deficient. Supplementation may enhance reproductive outcomes, though it may not significantly increase AMH levels in all cases. Women concerned about low AMH should consult their doctor about vitamin D testing and supplementation.
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