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Everyone’s advise here is on point... the one thing I would like to add is your ALT levels with low AST and others values showing your levels are fine. You can see your doctor later takes a GGT as well as shows it is fine. I have been having borderline elevated ALT levels for 3 years now and to...

Does this make any sense? Back in my my thyroid numbers looked normal but now everything I all out of sync.

So I may have Thyroiditis. Radiologist from the Ultrasound and endocrinologist has pretty stated I may have Thyroiditis.

Thank you for the information @Nelson Vergel . With all the crazy tests I think I just have nerve damage or OAB. I’ll have to just stick with biofeedback approaches. We did discover for the first time my TSH is low and Free T4 suggesting Hyperthyroidism, or Grave’s since I also have high TPO...

Like @Sean Mosher said, those values are really not alarming I would brush it off and retest in 2-3 months. Unless you have symptoms that are impeding on your life.

I was doing a bit of research last night, and in fact I heard that Hypothyroidism causes low T, and Hyperthyroidism somehow causes higher levels. How Thyroid Disease Affects Men - Dr. Izabella Wentz And another short case study: Serum levels of free and bound testosterone in hyperthyroidism...

Since i’m not on TRT right now... you think starting it up Testosterone will slow down the thyroid? Only reason why I ask is I used to be on TRT for low T but I was trying to see if I can restarting my HPTA... could low T for a long period of time cause hyperthyroidism?

I will retest, and have the endocrinologist drive this since it is in their scope I believe. I will take note of the blood work suggested and make sure they are tested as well. I think at this point I need scans rather than blood work. But with these abnormal levels this should qualify for...

I agree with all the information. Yes the labs to test these were not taken but I believe that is for the Endocrinologist to write a script. I have had these panels tested in the past, which was normal results. Just TPO was 219... But if I do not have Graves’ and this is just Hyperthyroidism...

Hey guys, New labs from a rheumatologist suggest possible Hyperthyroidism. Strange thing was I recently had blood work on 05/31/2019 and my TSH and FT4 has optimal levels with no signs pointing towards Hyperthyroidism. Strangely enough my rheumatologist took blood and tested my thyroid again...

I agree with probiotics, I myself take apple cider vinegar and eat a lot of fermented foods. And we believe that suppressing my estrogen for so long may have trigger an autoimmune response (still investigating). I was debating on taking GnRH but I was worried that this could permanently...

Low estrogen causes frequent urination. I believe estrogen plays a huge role in the bladder wall and strength. My issues came from suppressing estrogen so low for a long period of time. I do not advocate AI’s. Estrogen is very import in our HPTA. For men who are estrogen sensitive and experience...

The frequency, as if it is episodic. I have two doctors now who referred me to a rheumatologist. I’ll start a new topic with any findings there.

Awesome thank you, I am currently doing a Gluten free diet, but I am not taking any medication. Going to see how my numbers reflect the diet before messing around with my thyroid.

I have similar high TPO values, but my Thyroid does not reflect it yet like yours. You mind coming back in time and providing follow up blood work with your treatment course. Curious how your values will look with the Levothyroxine.

“Testing Thyroid Peroxidase Antibodies (TPO) Level Since Graves’ disease is an autoimmune disorder (where your immune system attacks healthy body tissue), this blood test may be recommended. TPO measures the level of thyroid peroxidase antibodies. If you have those antibodies in your blood, it...

I don’t have FB, :( @Luke , thanks man, I think I am gonna stick with the foods which are high in estrogen. I don’t feel too miserable, since I have been through a lot worse.

Your doctor is dumb enough to give you Cyp with the story you portrayed... I don’t think it will matter how you inject and the following story you provide him.

Yeah true it is definitely something to get looked at. Just I have had several doctors in the past look at the numbers and they did not seem too concerned. They can ultrasound, MRI, CT, and probably more tests before a biopsy is done. And all of that will be a lot of money even with insurance...

I just don’t think I have an auto immune this moment. But I can go to an Endocrinologist, get some additional testing done. Then maybe go to an ENT. And if I do have an autoimmune disease, from the research I have done, a gluten free diet should put it in remission. I definitely have the TPO...

I’m not sure lol, I haven’t got to that point yet. I have to schedule an appointment with my endocrinologist. If anything maybe Hashimoto’s, but a Gluten free diet should address it. My BP is normal, and my weight has been stable, and core body temp is normal. I sleep ok, meaning I get a full 8...

I am attaching my Thyroid Antibodies from November showing TPO is elevated but TG is normal. I thought with Individuals who have Hashimoto’s have both these Antibodies elevated? What does it mean when TPO is abnormal but TG is normal? Well time to go Gluten free again lol.

Yes kegels, try doing rapid fire squeezes like 20 times then 10 long reps of 5-10 second holds. And you need to do this like 2-3 times a day and be consistent. Also change your diet up, no caffeine, no alcohol, spicy foods, which I think are the heaviest on bladder triggers. There are other...

Right, and my urologist also suggested taking Myrbetriq with these techniques. The thing with bladder medication since I have tried them all is that they just dry up my mouth. Also Vesicare and Myrbetriq are very expensive. From the two, myrbetriq was the best in my opinion. Amitriptyline on...

My doctor in the past has done a full thyroid panel and my RT3 was in normal ranges a few months ago. But my TPO has been hovering around 200 without change. My doctor explained that some people have the antibodies and others don’t without any adverse effects. He basically is continuing to...

Only reason why I will not accept it yet is because I am still young, just turned 30. I want to give it a little bit of time before I resort to TRT again. I believe as long as I sleep well, eat healthy, lower stresses, exercise and practice mindfulness meditation I may be able to bump my T...

I can sympathize with what you are experiencing. My advise and what I believe is you may need to retrain your bladder with biofeedback therapies. Either you are drinking too much water and not realizing it. Or you are hyper aware of your bladder and focusing on the feeling of needing to go...

Have you ever taken a heavy dose of Arimadex (A.I) in the past by accident? In the end you will have to retrain your bladder. You will need a biofeedback specialist. Take a look at all my threads I have created and posted. I went through it all man but in the end there was nothing atomically...

I will try Tudca thank you for the advise. @Mr S , thanks man! I first went from 40mg a week total of Cypionate to around 20mg total a week which was broken up. So I did 20mg M and Th, then Tuesday Friday... an basically I did that with the taper dose 10 and 10mg after that. In between...

Hey guys, Just uploading my recent labs. Since December I have been off everything prescribed from my doctor. I currently am medication free! Only taking D-3, milk thistle, and fish oils. Back in 2017 I heavily used anabolic steroids, but decided to be healthy and start a new chapter in my life...

Has anyone been successful with using this pharmacy yet? I can provide this information to my doctor, but I do not want to waste his time or pose any risk his license.