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How will timing affect results? I was tested for PCOS by my gyno, and just picked up the results to go to an endo tomorrow.... Looking at my numbers by the standards I've found, my LH:FSH are off, and my DHEAS are slightly elevated...
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I don't know if those things change with your cycle or not. I suppose the endocrinologist would, though.
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Well I am not much help either...so i would go check it out with a doctor.
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It matters(I believe) if you are trying to conceive.
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From what i've read and understand the best time to test is CD3 unless you have amenorrhea (absence of periods)
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