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My estradiol labs experiment
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<blockquote data-quote="lutherdingle2" data-source="post: 17813" data-attributes="member: 3719"><p>The men's clinic I work with uses only the "standard" estradiol test and is included in my yearly fee, so I don't know what the cost differential might be. Based on what I've read here on this and other forums I decided to purchase the "ultra-sensitive" estradiol test through Discounted Labs, which was about $38, I believe.</p><p></p><p>My thought was that the best way to determine whether there was really a significant difference between the two tests is to do both within an hour of each other. In this one instance there was very little difference. However, as I have said, this is only one data point. I get tested four times a year, so I plan on doing both estradiol tests each time to see if there is a pattern.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="lutherdingle2, post: 17813, member: 3719"] The men's clinic I work with uses only the "standard" estradiol test and is included in my yearly fee, so I don't know what the cost differential might be. Based on what I've read here on this and other forums I decided to purchase the "ultra-sensitive" estradiol test through Discounted Labs, which was about $38, I believe. My thought was that the best way to determine whether there was really a significant difference between the two tests is to do both within an hour of each other. In this one instance there was very little difference. However, as I have said, this is only one data point. I get tested four times a year, so I plan on doing both estradiol tests each time to see if there is a pattern. [/QUOTE]
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