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A few questions

by Anomynous

If progesterone and estrogen are produced in the folicles of the ovaries, are the hormones released into the blood stream? The egg is absorbed into the fallopian tubes of post tubal women, but how does the release of hormones change? Why do post tubal women sometimes produce less horemones? Also, how is FSH affected? If the ovaries are intact, do they sometimes just stop functioning? If so, why?

Just a few questions, I'm researching the cause of lack of horemones, and why this occurs. ANY answers would be appreciated. Thanx

Posted on Apr 10, 1999, 6:51 PM

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no simple answer. on Apr 11, 1999

A Question. Lee on Apr 11, 1999

Response to Lee. Sandy on Apr 11, 1999
is this so?. on Apr 11, 1999

Thanxs!!!. Anomynous on Apr 12, 1999

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