johnfromeurope
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Well i'm just asking...and it's not a dumb question at all since they asked me twice if i haven't eaten anything before...
Even better, those all are attributed to ESTRADIOL, not testosterone. (Okay, prostate can be caused by DHT as well.)So you haven't seen the evidence you referred to? Just quoting your doc? That kind of puts it in a different light...
All the things you listed for injectable T are managed in a good testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) protocol. You realize that, right? Hopefully you talked about how to manage them with your doc.
Nope, you're fine. Eating if it's a fasted panel just throws off your glucose results, possibly giving a false positive for diabetes.Also, a ate a sandwich and a cup of milk in the morning before the tests. Should that be a concern?
No, I just asked him a lot of basic questions about my future health and he told me there is some evidence of long-term health effects and then went on about how it's hard to say. I know they are all manageable and I get blood work done very frequently (twice a year) just to be sure. I'm actually thinking of doing a blast come December (500mg of Test E3D for 12 wks). Won't be telling the doc about that...haha... Do you think I'll be able to maintain gains on my regular testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) dose of 100mg after I taper down?
Is it possible that primary hypogonadism(problem in the testicles) originates from an impact to my balls during my youth? I remember once we played inline hockey, and i was in the goal, man, that shot hurt..
Anyways, what i think where my problem stems from is that my left testicle is much smaller than the right one. It really seems small to me. It is also not nearly as sensitive as the right one. Could that be the core of the problem?
I'm reaaly curious where my LH and FSH levels are, will post as soon as i have the bloodwork done(in about three weeks).
I woke up 7:40 and went in 9:40. I don't have a chance to do it earlier.you need to go early(8 AM) after a good restful nights sleep...
I say I'd talk to your doc about clomid therapy. You're still in range for LH/FSH, but low in my non-MD opinion for someone your age. If clomid can't bring those up (which brings up your testosterone), you may have to look at alternatives. Then again, you are technically within range for testosterone - how do you feel? That's the important question I suppose.I woke up 7:40 and went in 9:40. I don't have a chance to do it earlier.
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So, finally i got the results!
ESTRADIOL: 26.81 ng/L
TOTAL TESTOSTERONE: 417 ng/dL
FSH: 1.57 IU/L; range 1.5-12.4
LH: 3.05 IU/L; range 1.7-8.6
What do you say?
No worries mang, just trying to keep things copacetic with the sponsor of the testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) board.Alright, thanks. Didn't know we couldn't talk about that in this forum, I was actually directed here by the other forum. Sorry 'bout that.