How are follicle-stimulating hormone levels associated with the onset of menopause and what do changes indicate about ovarian reserve?
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How are follicle-stimulating hormone levels associated with the onset of menopause and what do changes indicate about ovarian reserve?
FSH levels rise during menopause as ovarian reserve depletes, indicating reduced estrogen production and fewer viable eggs.
Follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) levels rise as menopause approaches, indicating a declining ovarian reserve as the ovaries become less responsive.