Question: what are lh levels in menopause?
Answer: Gonadotropin levels greater than 30 mIU/ml are typically diagnostic of menopause, with the ratio of FSH to luteinizing hormone (LH) being greater than 1. After oophorectomy in a woman of reproductive age, there is a variable rise in gonadotropins. It may take more than a month for final menopausal levels to be reached.