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My doctor says my luteinizing hormone level is elevated. what kind of symptoms and/or problems would that cause?
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Hormone deficiency: The elevation of luteinizing hormone itself does not cause symptoms, but it is likely elevated because of a deficiency of the "end organ hormone" (estrogen in a woman or testosterone in a man) - the symptoms would be related to that hormone deficiency.
Answered 7/5/2012
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