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Could this be low E2?
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<blockquote data-quote="RickB" data-source="post: 228141" data-attributes="member: 42882"><p>One question about the FT assay I'm using. Is it simply giving me a less accurate reading than ED or ultra, or is it randomly inaccurate? What I mean is this - I've been assuming that even though the assay is not perfect, it is proportionately correct to itself one reading to the next, meaning I can compare them from week to week.</p><p></p><p>For instance if I'm at 18 one week and then at 24 two weeks later, I was assuming my FT did go up roughly 33% (give or take). That's why I kept using that assay for the time being.</p><p></p><p>If you're telling me that they are so inaccurate that my lower reading could've been actually higher than my higher reading, as if there is just no rhyme or reason to the results, then I definitely have been wasting my time and money.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RickB, post: 228141, member: 42882"] One question about the FT assay I'm using. Is it simply giving me a less accurate reading than ED or ultra, or is it randomly inaccurate? What I mean is this - I've been assuming that even though the assay is not perfect, it is proportionately correct to itself one reading to the next, meaning I can compare them from week to week. For instance if I'm at 18 one week and then at 24 two weeks later, I was assuming my FT did go up roughly 33% (give or take). That's why I kept using that assay for the time being. If you're telling me that they are so inaccurate that my lower reading could've been actually higher than my higher reading, as if there is just no rhyme or reason to the results, then I definitely have been wasting my time and money. [/QUOTE]
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