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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Blood Test Discussion
Blood work. Asking for opinions
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<blockquote data-quote="MarkM" data-source="post: 124137"><p>You stated that you feel great so I would stay on the same injection protocol of E3D if it were me. Had you had the blood draw closer than 7 hours before the next injection your numbers would have dropped more and your T levels would not have been that much over the top of the range. </p><p></p><p>Of course, when you find out what your SHBG is, that could potentially have you changing your injection schedule. Very low SHBG could have you going with ED or EOD injections. Mid range where you are at E3D, and very high SHBG might have you move to a once weekly injection. </p><p></p><p>With the E2 being the wrong test, it is likely that the Estradiol Sensitive would have been even lower. Typically the non-sensitive test is quite a bit higher than the Sensitive test. The non-sensitive test is just that, non-sensitive to a man's lower level of estradiol when compared to a healthy woman, and therefore, estimates high. Especially if you are not having any symptoms of high estradiol I would not be concerned. I would recommend the proper test, Estradiol Sensitive LC/MS/MS on your next blood work if it is available in your country. You might even have lowish E2 when the right test is taken. My non-sensitive E2 was 92 and my Sensitive E2 was 35.3. Big difference. Even then, the Sensitive test where I get my blood work is has a range of 8.0 - 35.0. So I am at the top of the range and feel great. So, always keep and eye on the E2 but no get overly concerned and don't treat a number, treat how you feel. </p><p></p><p>I would hang tight with what you are doing right now plus you feel really good. When you get your new labs they ay warrant a change but that is remaining to be seen.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MarkM, post: 124137"] You stated that you feel great so I would stay on the same injection protocol of E3D if it were me. Had you had the blood draw closer than 7 hours before the next injection your numbers would have dropped more and your T levels would not have been that much over the top of the range. Of course, when you find out what your SHBG is, that could potentially have you changing your injection schedule. Very low SHBG could have you going with ED or EOD injections. Mid range where you are at E3D, and very high SHBG might have you move to a once weekly injection. With the E2 being the wrong test, it is likely that the Estradiol Sensitive would have been even lower. Typically the non-sensitive test is quite a bit higher than the Sensitive test. The non-sensitive test is just that, non-sensitive to a man's lower level of estradiol when compared to a healthy woman, and therefore, estimates high. Especially if you are not having any symptoms of high estradiol I would not be concerned. I would recommend the proper test, Estradiol Sensitive LC/MS/MS on your next blood work if it is available in your country. You might even have lowish E2 when the right test is taken. My non-sensitive E2 was 92 and my Sensitive E2 was 35.3. Big difference. Even then, the Sensitive test where I get my blood work is has a range of 8.0 - 35.0. So I am at the top of the range and feel great. So, always keep and eye on the E2 but no get overly concerned and don't treat a number, treat how you feel. I would hang tight with what you are doing right now plus you feel really good. When you get your new labs they ay warrant a change but that is remaining to be seen. [/QUOTE]
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