If your hormone level drops, it is the primary reason that causes a miscarriage. Most times your HCG levels declining are a sign of an impending miscarriage, your symptoms will stick around until your hormone levels drop down to pre pregnancy level (less than 5). Hormone levels during pregnancy are crucial, because they influence the growth and development of your baby.
It's not the hormone but the lack of it that can cause miscarriage. It's the lack of Progesterone which is the hormone that is required to maintain a healthy pregnancy. It's produced by the ovary until the placenta has matured and after that when needed.
Progesterone
ok, i can answer my own question now. the answer may help someone else. My daughter was pregnant and passed tissue we thought was a miscarriage. ultrasounds showed that her uterus had shed lining and become thin again. we were told by the doctor it was a miscarriage. she had to return in two weeks to get her pregnancy hormone level checked until it returned to 0. well her level had gone up from 562 to 8000 after the suspected miscarriage. had to go back to the doctor immediately and another ultrasound showed an etopic pregnancy. had to do surgery immediately.
luteinizing hormone
No it cannot.
It can take up to 2 months.
There is no specific gland causing this.
parathyroid hormone
Yes, but normally the blood test the dr. will do will check for your hormone levels in the blood. In a miscarriage they will drop signifigantly. If they have tested your blood and are telling you that, then it is probably not misdiagnosed. :(
The name of the hormone that causes puberty in male mammals is the testosterone
Testosterone, the male hormone.