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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
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E2 at 12 on sensitive test after 4 weeks...help
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<blockquote data-quote="Vettester Chris" data-source="post: 11445" data-attributes="member: 696"><p>Weslley, the TSH only lab is a inappropriate (using kind words) way to make any real diagnosis on the thyroid. Pituitary function can be fatigue or have a disorder, and thyroid hormone levels can still be in the tank. Additionally, none of that will account for Reverse T3, which is what I'm looking for as a marker in conjunction with your cortisol labs. I don't want to create a controversy with your current physician, but I think you might need to consider talking with a doctor that is better equipped in this arena.</p><p></p><p>Also, yes, thing can improve as E2 rebounds. The body's objective is always to find homeostasis, so naturally the adrenals would look to improve as well "IF" certain values are out of balance. However, it's not to say if for some reason your adrenals are shot that you might not need some type of HC therapy, or some sort of CT3M support. For now, that's just all speculation and the cart is way ahead of the horse! Labs will talk the talk, and if something is a concern the best route will be getting with a doctor that can do follow up exams and provide you with adequate treatment. It's really all there is to it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Vettester Chris, post: 11445, member: 696"] Weslley, the TSH only lab is a inappropriate (using kind words) way to make any real diagnosis on the thyroid. Pituitary function can be fatigue or have a disorder, and thyroid hormone levels can still be in the tank. Additionally, none of that will account for Reverse T3, which is what I'm looking for as a marker in conjunction with your cortisol labs. I don't want to create a controversy with your current physician, but I think you might need to consider talking with a doctor that is better equipped in this arena. Also, yes, thing can improve as E2 rebounds. The body's objective is always to find homeostasis, so naturally the adrenals would look to improve as well "IF" certain values are out of balance. However, it's not to say if for some reason your adrenals are shot that you might not need some type of HC therapy, or some sort of CT3M support. For now, that's just all speculation and the cart is way ahead of the horse! Labs will talk the talk, and if something is a concern the best route will be getting with a doctor that can do follow up exams and provide you with adequate treatment. It's really all there is to it. [/QUOTE]
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