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What is Which of the following hormone level is evaluated for testing ovarian reserve? and explain in detail?
Tests used to detect ovarian reserve are basal FSH, basal estradiol and inhibin B levels. Basal FSH is an impoant predictor of ovarian reserve and patients with levels greater than 20 mIU/ml are poor responders to ovulation induction. Basal estradiol levels greater than 50pg/ml also predicts poor ovarian reserve. Inhibin B is a glycoprotein secreted by granulosa cells of the ovary, with declining ovarian function the granulosa cell activity declines and inhibin levels will fall.