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How did my doctor know i was going through menopause by a blood test?
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Menopause: If the estrogen is low (or if your periods have stopped, or are irregular), the pituitary hormone (lh) that controls estrogen should be high. Your doc probably measured a level of lh.
Answered 1/14/2014
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