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Follitropin
Measures follicle-stimulating hormone excreted in serum or plasma over 24 hours.
Why This Biomarker Matters
FSH levels reflect reproductive health. Abnormal levels help diagnose menopause, infertility, pituitary disorders, and hormonal imbalances affecting sexual function.
Understanding Your Results
Normal Range
0 /(24.h)
Optimal Ranges
Clinician-defined 4-point reference thresholds (mIU/mL)
Default Range
male
female_luteal
female_mid_cycle
female_follicular
Overview
Follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) is produced by the pituitary gland and regulates reproductive function—controlling egg production in women and sperm production in men. A 24-hour urine FSH test measures hormone excretion, reflecting pituitary and reproductive gland function. Abnormal levels may indicate menopause, fertility problems, pituitary disorders, or hormonal imbalances. This test is often used to assess reproductive status and evaluate infertility or menopausal symptoms.
Research & Evidence
2 publications
Research data from MEDLINE/PubMed · 2 articles
Technical Information (LOINC Codes)
Standardized laboratory codes for this biomarker
15067-2Primary15068-020433-934306-1100794-783098-425639-627203-9Available Lab Tests
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