What is the normal value of FSH hormone

We all know that women's physiological condition is very important, and physiological health can give women a healthy body. Many women will experience many abnormal phenomena during physical examinations, which will affect their health. Perhaps many women will find abnormalities in their fsh values, so what is the standard value of growth hormone fsh?

FSH is the abbreviation of follicle-stimulating hormone. The standard value of follicle-stimulating hormone is below 10U/L. When the result exceeds 10U/L, it indicates ovarian failure, which will lead to menstrual cycle disorders, reduced egg quality, and immature follicles, which will affect pregnancy.

When conducting endocrine hormone tests, a corresponding comparison must also be made with luteinizing hormone. If the ratio of luteinizing hormone to ovulation-stimulating hormone exceeds the normal range of 2-3, it indicates the presence of polycystic ovary syndrome, which is also an endocrine hormone drug disease and may require oral medication for treatment depending on the situation. Endocrine hormone test should be done on an empty stomach on the 2nd to 5th day of menstruation as much as possible, which can fully reflect the function of the ovaries. However, for people with long-term amenorrhea or irregular menstrual cycles, blood tests can be done at any time as long as they are on an empty stomach.

FSH is a growth hormone that promotes ovulation, and LH is a growth hormone converted from luteinizing hormone. The two growth hormones can determine whether there is ovarian enlargement or fullness, whether there is polycystic ovary syndrome, and whether there are key factors that affect pregnancy. For example, when the ovulation-stimulating hormone exceeds the normal range, it is considered that ovarian failure may occur, which may cause amenorrhea, irregular menstruation, and even the possibility of infertility. When the conversion of luteinizing hormone into growth hormone exceeds twice that of FSH, it indicates the presence of polycystic ovary syndrome. Because PCOS is a lifelong disease, the absence of mature follicles at this time can cause amenorrhea, irregular menstruation, obesity, excessive hair growth, and infertility.