Luteinizing Hormone Levels Normal Range
On the normal range of luteinizing hormone levels
Doctors want to understand the mystery of human physiology, and the constant range of luteinizing hormone (Luteinizing Hormone) cannot be ignored. This hormone plays an important role in the endocrine center of the human body.
In the female physiological cycle, the fluctuation of luteinizing hormone is related to the process of ovulation. Its level is often maintained in a relatively low range in the follicular stage, between about [X1] mIU/ml and [X2] mIU/ml. This state creates a suitable environment for the quiet development of follicles. When ovulation is approaching, hormones soar sharply, with a peak value of [X3] mIU/ml to [X4] mIU/ml. If a flood surges, this is the key trigger for triggering ovulation. The egg must break through the mound and come out, opening the possibility of conception. To the luteal stage, its level decreases again, falling to [X5] mIU/ml to [X6] mIU/ml to help the luteal body stabilize, secrete estrogen and progesterone, and protect the endometrium for embryo implantation.
In men, luteinizing hormone is not insignificant. The normal value range is about [X7] mIU/ml to [X8] mIU/ml, and the main division stimulates the stromal cells of the testis to secrete testosterone. Testosterone has remarkable effect on the maintenance of male reproductive function and secondary sexual characteristics. If the level of luteinizing hormone is abnormal, high or low, it can cause the imbalance of testosterone secretion, which in turn affects the production and maturation of sperm, and is related to the basis of male fertility.
Observe the normal range of luteinizing hormone levels, just like holding a mirror to observe the state of human endocrine. According to this, doctors can identify the signs of disease. For example, in patients with polycystic ovary syndrome, the level of luteinizing hormone is often abnormally increased, and the ratio of follicle stimulating hormone is unbalanced, resulting in ovulation disorders and menstrual disorders. In hypopituitarism, the secretion of luteinizing hormone is insufficient, resulting in low gonadal function. In women, menstruation and infertility, and in men, impotence and decreased libido.
The normal range of luteinizing hormone levels is the key guide for the diagnosis, treatment and prognosis of diseases. Doctors can treat diseases and protect health for patients with scientific methods, accurate measurement and dialectical examination.
