Hey everyone,
I'm trying to clear up some confusion regarding the "optimal" reference numbers you see posted online by doctors (for example, saying a level between 600 and 1000 is optimal).
My question is: Are these online reference ranges measured on the day of injection, i.e. on a through?
If you are on TRT, testing at a true trough (right before your next injection) means that is your absolute lowest point. If an online range says 1000 is optimal, your levels are going to be much higher in reality during the rest of the week.
Does anyone know if the standard numbers thrown around online by doctors are supposed to represent a baseline trough, or are people mistakenly comparing their lowest TRT valley to a natural morning peak?
Thanks.
I'm trying to clear up some confusion regarding the "optimal" reference numbers you see posted online by doctors (for example, saying a level between 600 and 1000 is optimal).
My question is: Are these online reference ranges measured on the day of injection, i.e. on a through?
If you are on TRT, testing at a true trough (right before your next injection) means that is your absolute lowest point. If an online range says 1000 is optimal, your levels are going to be much higher in reality during the rest of the week.
Does anyone know if the standard numbers thrown around online by doctors are supposed to represent a baseline trough, or are people mistakenly comparing their lowest TRT valley to a natural morning peak?
Thanks.
