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Very low T in mid-twenties
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<blockquote data-quote="snorgejr" data-source="post: 120998" data-attributes="member: 18255"><p>Finished up another set of tests. This included blood work and a 24 hour urine analysis. Results are as follows:</p><p></p><p></p><p><strong><em>Urine:</em></strong></p><p></p><p><strong>Iodine</strong>: 3.0 (>0.8) [μmol/l]</p><p><strong>Sodium: </strong>75 (15-200) [mmol/l]</p><p><strong>Potassium: </strong>38 (10-150) [mmol/l}</p><p><strong>Calsium: </strong>3.4 (0.5-5.5) [mmol/l]</p><p><strong>Magnesium: </strong>3.8 (1.7-5) [mmol/l]</p><p> </p><p></p><p><strong><em>Serum:</em></strong></p><p></p><p><strong>Carbamide: </strong>8.6 (2.9-6.1) [mmol/l]</p><p><strong>Cholesterol: </strong>5.4 (2.9-6.1) [mmol/l]</p><p><strong>IgG: </strong>10.6 (7.0-15.0) [g/L]</p><p><strong>IgA: </strong>0.8 (0.9-4.5) [g/L]</p><p><strong>IgM: </strong>0.6 (0.3-2.1) [g/L}</p><p><strong>Micro-CRP</strong>: 0.2 (0-2.9) [mg/L]</p><p><strong>Homocystein: </strong>11 (0-14) [μmol/l]</p><p><strong>Vitamin B9: </strong>28 (>8) [nmol/l]<strong> </strong></p><p><strong>TSH: </strong>1.8 (0.4-4.0) [10E-3 IU/L]</p><p><strong>Free T4: </strong>17 (10-22) [pmol/l]</p><p><strong>Free T3</strong>: 4.7 (1.4-18) [pmol/l]</p><p><strong>Anti-TPO:</strong> 14 (0-34) [10E3 IU/L]</p><p><strong>LH: </strong>2.9 (1.5-9.3) [IU/L]</p><p><strong>FSH: </strong>4.7 (1.4-18) [IU/L]</p><p><strong>Estradiol (think non-sensitive): </strong>0.08 (0-0.14) [nmol/l]</p><p><strong>Total testosterone: </strong>31 (4.6-29) [nmol/l]</p><p><strong>Free testosterone: </strong>6.7 (3.0-14.7)</p><p><strong>SHBG: </strong>45 (10-57) [nmol/l}</p><p><strong>IgE: </strong>9 (0-86) [kU/L]</p><p><strong>Hemoglobin: </strong>14.9 (13.4-17.0) [g/dl]</p><p><strong>Copper: </strong>13.9 (11.0-25-0) [μmol/l]</p><p><strong>Zink: </strong>10.1 (9.0-19.0) [μmol/l]</p><p><strong>Mercury: </strong><14 (0-49) [nmol/l]</p><p><strong>Copper/Zink: </strong>1.4 (0.8-1.2)</p><p><strong>Free T3/Free T4: </strong>0.28 (0.20-0.50)</p><p></p><p></p><p>We decided to do a urine test for heavy metals, but it seems my doctor is running out of ideas as to what the cause of my problems might be. Could it simply be low testosterone due to genetics? Would that also explain the low body temperatures? Should I now considder jumping on the TRT train, despite my low age (25 YO)? Tired of feeling like shit, need to get this sorted out as quickly as possible.</p><p></p><p>As a side note: It seems the clomid has drastically increased my TT, yet the SHBG has increased with it. I’m now off it, and feel absolutely no different than when I was on it. Would be interesting if anyone did a study to investigate the reason why this is common for clomid patients in the near future!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="snorgejr, post: 120998, member: 18255"] Finished up another set of tests. This included blood work and a 24 hour urine analysis. Results are as follows: [B][I]Urine:[/I][/B] [B]Iodine[/B]: 3.0 (>0.8) [μmol/l] [B]Sodium: [/B]75 (15-200) [mmol/l] [B]Potassium: [/B]38 (10-150) [mmol/l} [B]Calsium: [/B]3.4 (0.5-5.5) [mmol/l] [B]Magnesium: [/B]3.8 (1.7-5) [mmol/l] [B] [/B] [B][I]Serum:[/I][/B] [B]Carbamide: [/B]8.6 (2.9-6.1) [mmol/l] [B]Cholesterol: [/B]5.4 (2.9-6.1) [mmol/l] [B]IgG: [/B]10.6 (7.0-15.0) [g/L] [B]IgA: [/B]0.8 (0.9-4.5) [g/L] [B]IgM: [/B]0.6 (0.3-2.1) [g/L} [B]Micro-CRP[/B]: 0.2 (0-2.9) [mg/L] [B]Homocystein: [/B]11 (0-14) [μmol/l] [B]Vitamin B9: [/B]28 (>8) [nmol/l][B] TSH: [/B]1.8 (0.4-4.0) [10E-3 IU/L] [B]Free T4: [/B]17 (10-22) [pmol/l] [B]Free T3[/B]: 4.7 (1.4-18) [pmol/l] [B]Anti-TPO:[/B] 14 (0-34) [10E3 IU/L] [B]LH: [/B]2.9 (1.5-9.3) [IU/L] [B]FSH: [/B]4.7 (1.4-18) [IU/L] [B]Estradiol (think non-sensitive): [/B]0.08 (0-0.14) [nmol/l] [B]Total testosterone: [/B]31 (4.6-29) [nmol/l] [B]Free testosterone: [/B]6.7 (3.0-14.7) [B]SHBG: [/B]45 (10-57) [nmol/l} [B]IgE: [/B]9 (0-86) [kU/L] [B]Hemoglobin: [/B]14.9 (13.4-17.0) [g/dl] [B]Copper: [/B]13.9 (11.0-25-0) [μmol/l] [B]Zink: [/B]10.1 (9.0-19.0) [μmol/l] [B]Mercury: [/B]<14 (0-49) [nmol/l] [B]Copper/Zink: [/B]1.4 (0.8-1.2) [B]Free T3/Free T4: [/B]0.28 (0.20-0.50) We decided to do a urine test for heavy metals, but it seems my doctor is running out of ideas as to what the cause of my problems might be. Could it simply be low testosterone due to genetics? Would that also explain the low body temperatures? Should I now considder jumping on the TRT train, despite my low age (25 YO)? Tired of feeling like shit, need to get this sorted out as quickly as possible. As a side note: It seems the clomid has drastically increased my TT, yet the SHBG has increased with it. I’m now off it, and feel absolutely no different than when I was on it. Would be interesting if anyone did a study to investigate the reason why this is common for clomid patients in the near future! [/QUOTE]
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