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Gynaecology & Obstetrics General 2cea49a0

FSH rise in menopause is attributed to

A
Diminished oestradiol feedback
B
Decreased ovarian inhibin secretion
C
Decreased GnRH frequency
D
Increased AMH concentration
High-Yield Explanation
Increased FSH levels reflect the reduced capability of aging follicles to secrete inhibin.

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