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32 years old,have menstruation every 2 weeks since october,done blood analysis,fsh(40),lh(39)?
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Frequent "periods": With your FSH at "40" , and LH elevated as well, there is indication that you are not producing enough estrogen from your ovaries. High FSH can also indicate pre-mature menopause. The irregular production of estrogen without ovulation can produce withdrawal bleeding from a breakdown of the lining of the uterus.
Answered 12/14/2017
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