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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
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Estradiol bloodwork results and how to interpret ranges sensitive vs. "regular"
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<blockquote data-quote="HoustonTX" data-source="post: 30632" data-attributes="member: 12463"><p>I can post the full panel, but this is an older panel that I was using as an example to answer my discussion. To answer your question, though, I felt good at the time this panel was done. However, it's not all about feeling good. It's mostly about feeling good. We always say that the proof is in the lab work though. If I said I felt good and my E2 was 60, wouldn't that raise some eye brows. My question was that I know that an e2 reading on a normal lab of 20-35 for me is good and generally where I feel good. The ranges for the sensitive are very different though.</p><p></p><p>How should we read them differently? Suppose I feel off and I am at t he high end of the range, is my E2 high at 32, or only if it is higher than 40 or so just like the normal test.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="HoustonTX, post: 30632, member: 12463"] I can post the full panel, but this is an older panel that I was using as an example to answer my discussion. To answer your question, though, I felt good at the time this panel was done. However, it's not all about feeling good. It's mostly about feeling good. We always say that the proof is in the lab work though. If I said I felt good and my E2 was 60, wouldn't that raise some eye brows. My question was that I know that an e2 reading on a normal lab of 20-35 for me is good and generally where I feel good. The ranges for the sensitive are very different though. How should we read them differently? Suppose I feel off and I am at t he high end of the range, is my E2 high at 32, or only if it is higher than 40 or so just like the normal test. [/QUOTE]
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