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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Blood Test Discussion
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<blockquote data-quote="CoastWatcher" data-source="post: 102416" data-attributes="member: 2624"><p>Wait - you had blood drawn on Sunday night and your last injection was Thursday night??? If blood was pulled Sunday night, when was your next injection? To make sense, your lab work must be rigidly consistent (or as rigid as our lifestyles permit). That means a test at trough, just prior to an injection. It captures total and testosterone at a low point, thus permitting you and your doctor to determine how the protocol is sustaining your levels over the time between injections. Remember that "E follow T," and your estradiol will be a bit higher than it would be at its low point - also valuable information. You want to see if where estradiol is peaking (if it is). It's a bit of a gamble to make decisions off labs drawn at any other time.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="CoastWatcher, post: 102416, member: 2624"] Wait - you had blood drawn on Sunday night and your last injection was Thursday night??? If blood was pulled Sunday night, when was your next injection? To make sense, your lab work must be rigidly consistent (or as rigid as our lifestyles permit). That means a test at trough, just prior to an injection. It captures total and testosterone at a low point, thus permitting you and your doctor to determine how the protocol is sustaining your levels over the time between injections. Remember that "E follow T," and your estradiol will be a bit higher than it would be at its low point - also valuable information. You want to see if where estradiol is peaking (if it is). It's a bit of a gamble to make decisions off labs drawn at any other time. [/QUOTE]
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