Posts tagged diagnostic testing
Testosterone Hormone

“Ovulation results in a mid-cycle surge of luteinizing hormone (LH) followed by an increase in progesterone secretion, peaking between day 21 and 23. If no fertilization and implantation has occurred by then, supplying the corpus luteum with human gonadotropin-drive growth stimulus, progesterone secretion falls, ultimately triggering menstruation.

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Progesterone Hormone

Ovulation results in a mid-cycle surge of luteinizing hormone (LH) followed by an increase in progesterone secretion, peaking between day 21 and 23. If no fertilization and implantation has occurred by then, supplying the corpus luteum with human gonadotropin-drive growth stimulus, progesterone secretion falls, ultimately triggering menstruation.

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Estriol Hormone

Of the three major estrogens (estrone [e1], estradiol [e2], estriol [e3]), is the least potent natural estrogen (E2 > E1 > E3). In men and non-pregnant women, E1 and E2 are formed from androstenedione and testosterone. E3 is synthesized from E2 and to a limited extent, from 16-alpha metabolites of estrone.

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Estrone Hormone

Estrone is one of two major estrogens in non-pregnant women and is a major estrogen produced by the placenta.22 The primary ovarian estrogen is estradiol; circulating estrone is derived from ovarian secretion and peripheral conversion from gonadal and adrenal androstenedione (via CYP450 aromatase in lipid tissue)

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