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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Blood Test Discussion
Lab Review
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<blockquote data-quote="MarkM" data-source="post: 118234"><p>If you are using LabCorp the range for SHBG is 19.3 - 76.4 nmol/l. The dead center of the range is 47.85 and if you are 45 then you are right there in the middle. So it's not high. You'll probably do best with a injection protocol of E3.5D. You might need to increase your dose a small amount to push the Free up a little. </p><p></p><p>Remind me of your dose......didn't you recently drop your dose considerably? If so might have dropped it too much. Your hematocrit looks real good so you have room from that point of view. If I recall the estradiol was on the low side, and if so, you have room for that to inch some too.</p><p></p><p>TSH is high enough that your body is telling it to produce more thyroid hormones. You might still want to consider a complete thyroid panel; TSH, Free T3, Free T4, reverse T3, and the two antibodies. If you are having a thyroid not perform well it can give you low T symptoms and create havoc on your body. Have you checked your iron and ferritin levels? If they are low they can also impact your thyroid functioning.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MarkM, post: 118234"] If you are using LabCorp the range for SHBG is 19.3 - 76.4 nmol/l. The dead center of the range is 47.85 and if you are 45 then you are right there in the middle. So it's not high. You'll probably do best with a injection protocol of E3.5D. You might need to increase your dose a small amount to push the Free up a little. Remind me of your dose......didn't you recently drop your dose considerably? If so might have dropped it too much. Your hematocrit looks real good so you have room from that point of view. If I recall the estradiol was on the low side, and if so, you have room for that to inch some too. TSH is high enough that your body is telling it to produce more thyroid hormones. You might still want to consider a complete thyroid panel; TSH, Free T3, Free T4, reverse T3, and the two antibodies. If you are having a thyroid not perform well it can give you low T symptoms and create havoc on your body. Have you checked your iron and ferritin levels? If they are low they can also impact your thyroid functioning. [/QUOTE]
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