Question

If a female did not produce sufficient quantities of fsh and lh how would her ability to have children be affect

Answer 1

Follicle stimulating hormone (FSH) and Luteinizing hormone (LH) are Gonadotropins stimulated in the gonads. In females, they are located in the ovaries. They are not needed for life yet important for reproduction. Progesterone which is being secreted in corpus luteum is needed for maintenance of pregnancy thus if a female has a low FSH and LH it will affect the chance of her be pregnant.

Answer 2

Answer:

Progesterone which is being secreted in corpus luteum is needed for maintenance of pregnancy thus if a female has a low FSH and LH it will affect the chance of her be pregnant.

Explanation:

FSH: Follicle stimulating hormone is the first in a cascade of hormones that’s necessary to launch your pregnancy and is present before you even conceive.

LH: Luteinizing hormone works in concert with FSH to orchestrate your menstrual cycle. Both FSH and LH are inactive during pregnancy itself.