Took this info right off a fertility webpage.
"Women are born with a set number of eggs. As they age the number and quality of eggs decreases. One of the ways doctors check to see the quality of eggs that a mom has is by testing her FSH level. Basically FSH goes up in response to a negative feedback loop. Meaning as a woman's eggs start to diminish in quality or number, her body will in turn make more FSH to compensate. The egg itself communicates with the women's body to tell it to make certain hormones. So testing a woman's hormone levels can help determine the quantity and quality of eggs a woman has."
Exactly. FSH is a marker for lower ovarian reserve and, really, doesn't matter. However, the meds can't be administered as they will increase the level even more..Perfect example of a vicious circle..
