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Very low T in mid-twenties
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<blockquote data-quote="snorgejr" data-source="post: 108117" data-attributes="member: 18255"><p>Ok so I did another blood test, of which the results makes me very confused. I still suffer from the same symptoms as I did before, yet they are admittedly a tiny bit less severe than they were earlier this spring. Any tips or opinions as to what my best route of action should be? I'm not sure what more lifestyle changes I could do to improve this further; I'm pretty much applying all the "tips and tricks" I've found to increase my T-levels.</p><p></p><p>Following are the results (14th of May 2018):</p><p></p><p><strong>S-TSH: </strong>2.15 (0.24 -3.78) [mlE/L]</p><p><strong>S-PROLAKTIN:</strong> 115 (61 -314) [mlE/L]</p><p><strong>S-FSH:</strong> 3.2 [IE/L]</p><p><strong>S-LH:</strong> 1.1 [IU/L] </p><p><strong>S-SHBG:</strong> 42 (13 -72) [nmol/L]</p><p><strong>P-FERRITIN:</strong> 209 (29 -383) </p><p><strong>P-KORTISOL: </strong>202 [nmol/L]</p><p><strong>B-LEUKOCYTTER:</strong> 3.1 (4.1 -9.8) </p><p><strong>B-Hemoglobin: </strong>15.4 (13.4 -17.0) [g/dL]</p><p><strong>B-Sed rate:</strong> 4 (1 - 13) [mm/hour]</p><p><strong>P-CRP:</strong> <5 (0 -5) [mg/L]</p><p><strong>B-NØYTROFILE-%:</strong> 55 (39 -73) </p><p><strong>B-LYMFOCYTTER-%:</strong> 25 (18 -48) </p><p><strong>B-MONOCYTTER-%:</strong> 17 (5 -13) </p><p><strong>B-EOSINOFILE-%:</strong> 2 (0 -8) </p><p><strong>B-BASOFILE-%:</strong> 1 (0 -1) </p><p><strong>P-NATRIUM:</strong> 141 (137 -145) [mmol/L]</p><p><strong>P-KALIUM:</strong> 4.0 (3.5 -4.4) [mmol/L]</p><p><strong>P-GFR EST /1,73M2:</strong> >90 </p><p><strong>P-KREATININ: </strong>100 (60 -105) [<span style="color: #333333">[FONT=&quot]µmol/L][/FONT]</span></p><p><strong>P-KOLESTEROL:</strong> 4.7 (2.9 -6.1) [mmol/L]</p><p><strong>P-ALAT: </strong>43 (10 -70) [U/L]</p><p><strong>P-GT: </strong>25 (10 -80) [U/L]</p><p><strong>P-ALBUMIN:</strong> 47 (36 -48) [g/L]</p><p><strong>P-TRIGLYSERID:</strong> 0.67 (0.45 -2.60) [mmol/L]</p><p><strong>P-HDL-KOLESTEROL:</strong> 1.71 (0.80 -2.10) [mmol/L]</p><p><strong>P-LDL-KOLESTEROL:</strong> 2.5 (1.3 -4.7) [mmol/L]</p><p><strong>S-FOLAT:</strong> 23 (9 - 36) </p><p><strong>S-Free T4:</strong> 13.9 (11.6 -19.1) [pmol/L]</p><p><strong>B-HBA1C:</strong> 5.1 (4.7 -5.8) [%]</p><p><strong>S-VIT D (25-OH- KALSIDIOL):</strong> 149 (35 -117) [nmol/L]</p><p><strong>S-TESTOSTERON:</strong> 14.9 (6.73 - 31.90) [nmol/L]</p><p></p><p>I was concerned my cortisol might be very high, yet this seems to be in the lower range of the normal range. Seems my LH might be a bit low though?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="snorgejr, post: 108117, member: 18255"] Ok so I did another blood test, of which the results makes me very confused. I still suffer from the same symptoms as I did before, yet they are admittedly a tiny bit less severe than they were earlier this spring. Any tips or opinions as to what my best route of action should be? I'm not sure what more lifestyle changes I could do to improve this further; I'm pretty much applying all the "tips and tricks" I've found to increase my T-levels. Following are the results (14th of May 2018): [B]S-TSH: [/B]2.15 (0.24 -3.78) [mlE/L] [B]S-PROLAKTIN:[/B] 115 (61 -314) [mlE/L] [B]S-FSH:[/B] 3.2 [IE/L] [B]S-LH:[/B] 1.1 [IU/L] [B]S-SHBG:[/B] 42 (13 -72) [nmol/L] [B]P-FERRITIN:[/B] 209 (29 -383) [B]P-KORTISOL: [/B]202 [nmol/L] [B]B-LEUKOCYTTER:[/B] 3.1 (4.1 -9.8) [B]B-Hemoglobin: [/B]15.4 (13.4 -17.0) [g/dL] [B]B-Sed rate:[/B] 4 (1 - 13) [mm/hour] [B]P-CRP:[/B] <5 (0 -5) [mg/L] [B]B-NØYTROFILE-%:[/B] 55 (39 -73) [B]B-LYMFOCYTTER-%:[/B] 25 (18 -48) [B]B-MONOCYTTER-%:[/B] 17 (5 -13) [B]B-EOSINOFILE-%:[/B] 2 (0 -8) [B]B-BASOFILE-%:[/B] 1 (0 -1) [B]P-NATRIUM:[/B] 141 (137 -145) [mmol/L] [B]P-KALIUM:[/B] 4.0 (3.5 -4.4) [mmol/L] [B]P-GFR EST /1,73M2:[/B] >90 [B]P-KREATININ: [/B]100 (60 -105) [[COLOR=#333333][FONT="]µmol/L][/FONT][/COLOR] [B]P-KOLESTEROL:[/B] 4.7 (2.9 -6.1) [mmol/L] [B]P-ALAT: [/B]43 (10 -70) [U/L] [B]P-GT: [/B]25 (10 -80) [U/L] [B]P-ALBUMIN:[/B] 47 (36 -48) [g/L] [B]P-TRIGLYSERID:[/B] 0.67 (0.45 -2.60) [mmol/L] [B]P-HDL-KOLESTEROL:[/B] 1.71 (0.80 -2.10) [mmol/L] [B]P-LDL-KOLESTEROL:[/B] 2.5 (1.3 -4.7) [mmol/L] [B]S-FOLAT:[/B] 23 (9 - 36) [B]S-Free T4:[/B] 13.9 (11.6 -19.1) [pmol/L] [B]B-HBA1C:[/B] 5.1 (4.7 -5.8) [%] [B]S-VIT D (25-OH- KALSIDIOL):[/B] 149 (35 -117) [nmol/L] [B]S-TESTOSTERON:[/B] 14.9 (6.73 - 31.90) [nmol/L] I was concerned my cortisol might be very high, yet this seems to be in the lower range of the normal range. Seems my LH might be a bit low though? [/QUOTE]
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