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FSH level and menopause
My FSH level was 58.4 nine months ago. I am 51 now. Is there any possibility for the FSH to go down to normal level again? Should I keep testing frequently? Kindly advise.
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No need to repeat levels. Levels are in menopausal age group
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It's showing menopausal values
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It's menopause
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Dr. Asha.Khatri
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No ! Shows you are going in for ovarian failure. Ie approaching menopause!
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