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I was dehydrated that morning, CBP is usually a-ok :)

I'll have afternoon cortisol this week. Just received additonal blood work. Free T: 0,670 ng/dl (0,90-2,90) Androsteendion: 127 ng/dl (134-429) DHEA-S: 168 mcg/dl (80-560)

I do know what hcg is but the doctors won't prescribe it. Even clomid was a no go so sadly I tried that myself...can't really do much now. They only treat people who fall below range (250 ng/dl).

Hcg is an unknown substance so to speak in my country.

Already tried it, this blood work was taken 7 weeks after stopping. My TT went up to 530 ng/dl.

Well I went to an endo and he doesn't want to treat me due to being in range (pretty much what I was expecting anyways) so yeah, kinda at a loss right now. In the US Labcorp changed the minimum range to 350 I read but of course that doesn't help me in Europe (Belgium).

A little bit about me Diet is pretty clean/well balanced Exercise 4-5 times a week Sleep apnea ruled out I know I am secondary and I have already tried Tamoxifen for 4 weeks which raised my test a bit but it didn't last very long. Quick note, a few results such as free T/DHEA etc haven't...

Hi, I'm having a blood test this friday and I was wondering which things to test for. These are the ones I have checked so far. Any I am forgetting? TT Free Test SBHG DHT Estradiol sensitive Prolactin FSH LH TSH T3 T4

Never had LH and FSH checked before. Stupid yes, but still my question remains. Going kn on thursday for a complete blood test ( had multiple but doctors know very little what to test for sadly. Thank you!

If taking Nolvadex and my LH and FSH levels are high yet TT remains low. Would this always indicate primary hypogonadism or could there be other possible culprits for my low T? Thank you