Slowing getting my Testosterone down

[XXY47]

I have been consulting with Dr. Brown's office in Edmonton for about a year now and it still seems my Testosterone is very high. However, it seems they are not checking all the components again and I am not sure they know what is happening. I feel fine and do not have any extra acne, or brain fog. What I have found is my ability to build muscle has completely dropped off even though I have dropped about 153 lbs in weight. So I do not know if this is a result of having my testosterone dropped to 0.8 ml once a week of cypionate (1000mg/10 ml). I have posted my most recent bloodwork.

 

[madman]

I have been consulting with Dr. Brown's office in Edmonton for about a year now and it still seems my Testosterone is very high. However, it seems they are not checking all the components again and I am not sure they know what is happening. I feel fine and do not have any extra acne, or brain fog. What I have found is my ability to build muscle has completely dropped off even though I have dropped about 153 lbs in weight. So I do not know if this is a result of having my testosterone dropped to 0.8 ml once a week of cypionate (1000mg/10 ml). I have posted my most recent bloodwork.

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You must be injecting Depo-Testosterone (TC) as it only comes in 100 mg/mL strength in Canada?

When were labs drawn as it is hard to believe that you are hitting >52 nmol/L (1500 ng/dL) unless it is your peak and even then would still be an absurdly high level for 80 mg esterified T?

What is your SHBG and seeing as your TT is absurdly high then it is a given that your FT would be through the roof.

As you should know from my replies in your previous threads that although TT is important to know FT is what truly matters as it is the active unbound fraction of testosterone responsible for the positive effects.

You can clearly see that your e2 is through the roof mind although it was tested using the standard immunoassay regardless it would be very high with a TT >1500 which would have your FT very high!

Where does your RBCs/hemoglobin/hematocrit sit?

You need to look into ferritin/iron as your ferritin is very high.