VETS: Blood test results-High Estrogen?

[wayner]

I just got back from the Dr. and got the results from a CBC, Testosterone and Estrogen test.

Testosterone 1200's
Estrogen 115
CBC all levels were in the normal range

Currently on 200mg Enan/wk

Last cycle: 250 mg Enan/wk, 400 Deca/wk, Oxandrin 15mg/day. Ended in mid December.

No ranges were given for estrogen in a male. What is considered a normal range for a male- 29 yrs, 182lbs, 5'8 ?

Also if anybody is on Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT), does your Dr. write for anti-e's?

Thanks everybody

 

[StoneColdNTO]

Not sure about the answer to what normal range is for men and no my Dr. does not write scripts for anti-e's for my Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT), but at only 100 mg/wk they are not needed for me anyways.
I would imagine if E levels were to rise too high, they would give you something to combat it, IMO only.

 

[wayner]

Thanks SCNTO.

 

[JohnnyB]

When I first went in to the doc for Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT), my estrogen was high, so we talked about the use of an anti-e. I'm going back in 2 weeks, so we'll see if I can get a scrip for some anti-e.

JohnnyB

 

[hhajdo]

from http://www.lef.org/protocols/prtcl-130b.shtml



...Estrogen (measured as estradiol) should be in the mid- to lower-normal range. If estradiol levels are in the upper one-third of the normal reference range, or above the normal reference range, this excessive level of estrogen should be reduced. Labcorp lists a reference range of between 3-70 pg/mL for estradiol while Quest states a reference range of between 10-50. For optimal health, estradiol should be in the range of 10-30 pg/mL for a man of any age...

 

[wayner]

Thanks for that link, lots of good info.

 

[rj420]

yep, mine was 96 and test was only 295 (23 yr. old). My doc still wouldn't script me for anti-e's.

 

[JohnnyB]

from http://www.lef.org/protocols/prtcl-130b.shtml



...Estrogen (measured as estradiol) should be in the mid- to lower-normal range. If estradiol levels are in the upper one-third of the normal reference range, or above the normal reference range, this excessive level of estrogen should be reduced. Labcorp lists a reference range of between 3-70 pg/mL for estradiol while Quest states a reference range of between 10-50. For optimal health, estradiol should be in the range of 10-30 pg/mL for a man of any age...

That's why I need to get some anti-e from my Dr. mine is in the mid 70 range.

JohnnyB