Mr. Nicky is young boy without secondary sexual character so his so his engagement is about to break.
His hormonal states is

↓ I C S H

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↓ F S H

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↑ A D H

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The correct option is A $↓ I C S H$
ICSH is Interstitial cell stimulating hormone also known as a luteinizing hormone produced by gonadotropic cells. Increase in LH is induced by changes in sexual arousal inmates.
So, the correct option is 'ICSH'.

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Mr. Nicky is young boy without secondary sexual character so his so his engagement is about to break.His hormonal states is

The correct option is A ↓ICSHICSH is Interstitial cell stimulating hormone also known as a luteinizing hormone produced by gonadotropic cells. Increase in LH is induced by changes in sexual arousal inmates.So, the correct option is 'ICSH'.

Mr. Nicky is young boy without secondary sexual character so his so his engagement is about to break.
His hormonal states is

The correct option is A $↓ I C S H$
ICSH is Interstitial cell stimulating hormone also known as a luteinizing hormone produced by gonadotropic cells. Increase in LH is induced by changes in sexual arousal inmates.
So, the correct option is 'ICSH'.