The main limitation of this research was the establishment of an AMH cut-off of 35 pmol/L, as adopted by Dewailly et al. [101], but the assessment consists of different analyzers, of which the manual AMH Gen II may have a higher sensitivity than the automated Elecsys® AMH [102], with reports suggesting a cut-off value oscillating between 20 pmol/L or 25 pmol/L to categorize women with polycystic ovaries within PCOS population [103,104], valid for OHSS (≥25.35 pmol/L) as well [37]. The gene discussed is AMH; the disease is polycystic ovary syndrome.