Primary hypogonadism in women
Esteradiol (E2)
Secretory phase
Testosterone
Androgens
Human Chorionic Gonadotropin (HCG)
Hypogonadrism
Estorgnes
Menstrual phase
Estriol (E3)
Amernorrhea
Estrone (E1)
Proliferative and follicular phase
What cell does sperm maturation take place?
Estrogen dreceased in down's syndrome
first phase of the ovulation cycle in females
predominant in menopause
Glycoprotien hormone (pregancy)
absence of menses
Major Andorgen
Steroid hormones produced by the mle reporductive tract or adrenal gland
problem with ovaries
predominant in non-pregnant women
second phase of the ovulation cycle in females
Sertoli cells
male body does not produce enough testosterone
predominant in pregnancy
third phase of the ovulation cycle in females
linked with prostate cancer
Estriol (E3)
