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Re: FSH,Estradiol Question

From: anonymous@obgyn.net
Tue, 18 Jul 2000 12:49:37 -0500 (CDT)


At Tue, 18 Jul 2000, Peggy wrote: >
>Sorry to keep bringing up this question but I just got back from my Drs.
>visit and found the results of the FSH was 17.2 and the estradiol level
>was 42, reminding you that I have had a total hysterectomy and BSO and
>have been on Lupron for 4 months.These tests were done on 6/29. previous
>levels from 2/00 FSH was 36.9 and Estradiol was 57. What does this all
>mean ?I thought that FSH levels should be greater than 25 in menopause
>?Why would FSH levels differ like this?Due to having no relief from the
>LLQ pain with doing lupron my Dr. has discontinued the therepy and
>wants to wait 1 month and recheck the levels again.Looking for the
>thoughts of you wonderful Drs. :) Peggy

Your results really don't make too much sense to me. It is almost as if you have a source of estrogen that is independent of any residual ovarian tissue and that is not suppressed by Lupron. I will assume that you are not taking any estrogen, or any supplements that might have estrogen in them. This is a real puzzler.

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William D. McIntosh, MD, FACOG
Clarksville, TN

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