lh (luteinizing hormone)

What are normal LH levels?

Normal LH levels vary throughout the menstrual cycle:

Follicular phase: 1.9-12.5 IU/L
Mid-cycle peak: 8.7-76.3 IU/L
Luteal phase: 0.5-16.9 IU/L
Postmenopausal women: 15.9-54.0 IU/L

These values can vary slightly depending on the laboratory reference ranges.

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