Continuing my thread from here: steroidology.com/forum/testosterone-replacement-therapy/673388-low-t-low-shbg-low-e-cold-intolerance-chronic-sinusitis.html
I have been on a dose of 25mg Clomid every day for little more than 4 weeks.
My blood work prior to starting clomid:
Age: 33
TOTAL T: 270.09 ng/dl
FREE T: 5.84 pg/ml
FSH: 5.75 mIu/ml
LH: 4.16 miu/ml
SERUM PROLACTIN LEVEL: 11.39 ng/ml
SERUM ESTRADIOL E2: <10 pg/ml
SHBG: 12.8 nmol/L
After about 4 weeks on clomid:
TESTOSTERONE, TOTAL 424.20 (241.00 - 827.00 ng/dl)
TESTOSTERONE,FREE 11.30 (8.9 - 42.5 pg/mL)
LUTEINIZING HORMONE 8.29 (1.50 - 9.30 mIU/mL)
FOLLICLE STIMULATING HORMONE 15.34 (1.40 - 18.10 mIU/mL)
PROLACTIN 7.37 (2.10 - 17.70 ng/mL)
So does this mean I am primary? Should I try HCG for a weeks to see if it works, or jump straight to TRT? With LH and FSH that high, will HCG have any incremental effect on my T levels?
I have been on a dose of 25mg Clomid every day for little more than 4 weeks.
My blood work prior to starting clomid:
Age: 33
TOTAL T: 270.09 ng/dl
FREE T: 5.84 pg/ml
FSH: 5.75 mIu/ml
LH: 4.16 miu/ml
SERUM PROLACTIN LEVEL: 11.39 ng/ml
SERUM ESTRADIOL E2: <10 pg/ml
SHBG: 12.8 nmol/L
After about 4 weeks on clomid:
TESTOSTERONE, TOTAL 424.20 (241.00 - 827.00 ng/dl)
TESTOSTERONE,FREE 11.30 (8.9 - 42.5 pg/mL)
LUTEINIZING HORMONE 8.29 (1.50 - 9.30 mIU/mL)
FOLLICLE STIMULATING HORMONE 15.34 (1.40 - 18.10 mIU/mL)
PROLACTIN 7.37 (2.10 - 17.70 ng/mL)
So does this mean I am primary? Should I try HCG for a weeks to see if it works, or jump straight to TRT? With LH and FSH that high, will HCG have any incremental effect on my T levels?