Fsh (Meno Pause)

we are the largest importer and supplier of FSH (Meno pause) in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India. During the normal female reproductive cycle, two primary hormones, LH and FSH are released from the pituitary gland to prepare the ovaries for ovulation. FSH in particular is responsible for the stimulation and swelling of the egg follicles in one or both of the ovaries. FSH and LH in turn prompt the body to produce elevated levels of estrogen and progesterone preparing the lining uterus to accept the fertilized ovum. Once ovulation has occurred the production of FSH and LH ceases and detectable levels drop off significantly until the reproductive cycle begins again.

If FSH levels remain elevated at 25 mIU/ml or greater during the entire cycle, then this is evidence that the pituitary gland is continuing to produce FSH because there has been an interruption or failure in normal egg follicle stimulation; ie: the system has failed to receive a successful ovulation "message". Therefore fertility has not occurred.


Assuming a healthy pituitary gland, the usual reasons for constant elevated FSH levels throughout the cycle are related to menopause or the gradual shutdown (failure) of the ovaries. Consequently, a positive test for elevated FSH (except at mid-cycle) is a clue to the onset of menopause or some other medical condition adversely effecting normal ovarian function.