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Hello, i am 53, menopause 2 years, i got my blood test today - follitropin 195, 3. looking forward for advise, how to normalize follitropin. thank you. ?
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Can't normalize : The fsh level naturally increase once you reach menopause. This is a perfectly normal part of life.
Answered 3/17/2014
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