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53 year old female who did a partial hysterectomy three years ago. estradiol is 263and dhea is 0.70 and progesterone is 6.7. what fdoes thst mean?
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Menopause: Your estrogen levels suggest ongoing ovulation and at least ovulating in that cycle if you want to confirm menopause use fsh levels elevated levels helpful.
Answered 8/29/2017
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