FSH 40+ may have an ovulation disorder and not be able to ovulate, but may be able to do so with treatment. The normal value of follicle stimulating hormone in women before menopause is 4-30 U/L, so follicle stimulating hormone 40+ is on the high side, and this is usually a condition that can be treated with medication to promote ovulation. However, even if a woman can ovulate normally, it is often difficult to get pregnant. This is because high follicle stimulating hormone can promote follicle maturation and ovulation, but the egg cells discharged in this case may be immature, so it is often difficult for women to successfully conceive, and even if they can barely get pregnant, it will often cause abnormal development of embryonic tissue. It is recommended that patients need to go to a regular hospital to receive examination, according to the results, under the guidance of specialized doctors for treatment.