How To Increase Luteinizing Hormone 2-1

M2:Compensating for the Lack of Luteinizing Hormone

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Decide whether you need to increase the levels of LH. LH is important, but an absence of this hormone can be treated in other ways than increasing LH. That is, you can treat the effects of low LH rather than trying to increase LH levels

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Ask about estrogen replacement for women. If you are not trying to get pregnant, then the most likely treatment for you will be to take estrogen to replace what's not being produced because you are low on LH. You'll also need to take cyclic progestins to decrease your chances of developing cervical cancer.
Generally, you take estrogen and progestins in pill or patch form

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Consider testosterone replacement for men. In men, the treatment often means taking testosterone. Testosterone can be taken by young men who have a delayed onset of puberty because of low LH. It can also be taken by men who have a low sex drive or who have lost some of the defining male characteristics, such as facial hair.
However, some doctors may recommend that men with low LH take gonadotropin even if they are not wanting to increase their chances of producing a baby.
Testosterone can be taken in shot, pill, or patch form