FSG Partner
An LH/FSH ratio >2 on days 2–5 of the cycle is a classic sign of PCOS; in amenorrhea, a pair of hormones distinguish between ovarian and central causes. In men, low testosterone with low LH leads to MRI of the pituitary gland and prolactin, with high testosterone - to testicular problems. Always given in conjunction with FSG.
When is it appointed?
- decreased libido, erectile dysfunction, fatigue in men - testosterone;
- cycle disorders, infertility, PCOS in women - FSH/LH/estradiol/prolactin;
- hirsutism, acne - androgen profile;
- suspicion of diseases of the pituitary gland and adrenal glands;
- control of hormonal therapy.
Hormone rules
Hormones require conditions: morning sampling (peak testosterone and cortisol), the correct day of the cycle in women (FSH/LH/estradiol - 2-5, progesterone - 21-23), rest before prolactin. One shift is not a diagnosis: significant deviations are reconfirmed and interpreted by a specialized doctor. At the clinic, a complete andrological and gynecological profile is provided in one visit with a ready-made interpretation.
