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My fsh is 9.8 and estradiol 69.2 amh .22 tsh 1.01 prolactin 5.4 what does this mean. im 43 trying to get pregnant ?
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Good : We like fsh to be less than 10. You should be ok.
Answered 3/5/2015
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