What is the relationship between FSH levels and luteal phase defects and how do these abnormalities affect menstrual cycles and fertility?
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What is the relationship between FSH levels and luteal phase defects and how do these abnormalities affect menstrual cycles and fertility?
High FSH levels can indicate poor ovarian reserve, potentially leading to luteal phase defects. Such defects may shorten the luteal phase, disrupting normal menstrual cycles and impairing fertility.
FSH (follicle-stimulating hormone) levels that are abnormal can lead to luteal phase defects by disrupting normal follicular development, affecting progesterone production, menstrual regularity, and fertility.