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SHBG slightly elevated
ComponentYour ValueStandard Range
Testosterone
, Free, Calc<1 pg/mL 47 - 244 pg/mL INTERPRETIVE INFORMATION:
Testosterone
, Free Calculation Free
testosterone
concentration is calculated using total
testosterone
(measured by immunoassay) and the binding constant of
testosterone
and sex hormone-binding
ComponentYour ValueStandard Range
Testosterone
, Free, Calc<1 pg/mL 47 - 244 pg/mL INTERPRETIVE INFORMATION:
Testosterone
, Free Calculation Free
testosterone
concentration is calculated using total
testosterone
(measured by immunoassay) and the binding constant of
testosterone
and sex hormone-binding
Scout4answers
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
Covid prior to ivf
I’ve just done 4 weeks of
testosterone
, a course of doxycycline and norethisterone in preparation. All I can seem to find from google is that it’s the severity of covid that affects sperm, not the virus itself. Neither of us are symptomatic now. No tiredness, no cough, nothing.
I’ve just done 4 weeks of
testosterone
, a course of doxycycline and norethisterone in preparation. All I can seem to find from google is that it’s the severity of covid that affects sperm, not the virus itself. Neither of us are symptomatic now. No tiredness, no cough, nothing.
NemoFish
in
Fertility Network UK
2 years ago
Low-intensity Shockwave Therapy (LiSWT) for ED?
Many of the
Testosterone
mills (selling T shots to younger men) are now advertising ED Treatments using low Intensity shockwaves and claiming 85% improvement stats after 6 sessions. Sessions run 20 minutes and a package of 6 runs from $1800 to $2100.
Many of the
Testosterone
mills (selling T shots to younger men) are now advertising ED Treatments using low Intensity shockwaves and claiming 85% improvement stats after 6 sessions. Sessions run 20 minutes and a package of 6 runs from $1800 to $2100.
JRPnSD
in
Erectile Dysfunction Support
2 years ago
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Hypothyroidism?
I have also read that low SHBG can (counter-intuitively) cause
testosterone
to be low. I have asked for a trial of Levothyroxine but this is currently being denied. One reason given is that they would expect my TSH to be higher, and therefore I do not qualify as having sub-clinical hypothyroidism.
I have also read that low SHBG can (counter-intuitively) cause
testosterone
to be low. I have asked for a trial of Levothyroxine but this is currently being denied. One reason given is that they would expect my TSH to be higher, and therefore I do not qualify as having sub-clinical hypothyroidism.
UKmale_hypo
in
Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Am I missing any options / pipeline developments that could allow me to stop HT?
I know I should count my health blessings re my PSA, my scans, my lack of symptoms, normal peeing etc but am missing my
testosterone
today.
I know I should count my health blessings re my PSA, my scans, my lack of symptoms, normal peeing etc but am missing my
testosterone
today.
Brysonal
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
Please help me form a plan of action based on my blood results!
cholesterol level - 4.5 mmol/l serum hdl cholesterol level- 1.6 mmol/l serum cholesterol/hdl ratio - 2.8 high density lipoprotein -2.9 mmol/l IGF1 - 9.8 nmo/l .......... [9-28] 9am serum cortisol - 398 nmol/l free androgen - 3.3 % ........ [0.2-3.6] SHBG - 36 nmol/l ..... [27-128] serum
testosterone
cholesterol level - 4.5 mmol/l serum hdl cholesterol level- 1.6 mmol/l serum cholesterol/hdl ratio - 2.8 high density lipoprotein -2.9 mmol/l IGF1 - 9.8 nmo/l .......... [9-28] 9am serum cortisol - 398 nmol/l free androgen - 3.3 % ........ [0.2-3.6] SHBG - 36 nmol/l ..... [27-128] serum
testosterone
blogfrog
in
Thyroid UK
2 years ago
A good lab/package? - Hormone Lab UK Official Test Provider of ZRT Laboratory
. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Salivary Steroids Estradiol 0.8 0.5-1.7 pg/mL Postmenopausal (optimal 1.3-1.7) Progesterone 37 12-100 pg/mL Postmenopausal Ratio: Pg/E2 46 L Optimal: 100-500 when E2 1.3-3.3 pg/mL
Testosterone
33 16-55 pg/mL (
. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Salivary Steroids Estradiol 0.8 0.5-1.7 pg/mL Postmenopausal (optimal 1.3-1.7) Progesterone 37 12-100 pg/mL Postmenopausal Ratio: Pg/E2 46 L Optimal: 100-500 when E2 1.3-3.3 pg/mL
Testosterone
33 16-55 pg/mL (
FinneUK
in
Thyroid UK
2 years ago
27 months post 39 sessions of EBRT and completion of 3 years of ADT my PSA remains at <=0.08
My
testosterone
level has skyrocketed to an unbelievable 🔬2. Yes you read that correctly, just 2. I know that if it’s coming back, it could take 18 months to 2 years. I knew what I was signing on to at the outset.
My
testosterone
level has skyrocketed to an unbelievable 🔬2. Yes you read that correctly, just 2. I know that if it’s coming back, it could take 18 months to 2 years. I knew what I was signing on to at the outset.
Aodh
in
Prostate Cancer Network
2 years ago
Supplements and levothyroxine
Probably take 240mg/day, 1 with breakfast, 1 at bedtime ideally
Testosterone
boosting (I'd like to avoid
Testosterone
Replacement Therapy (TRT) if possible): - * Zinc (15mg) + Copper (1mg) * Boron glycinate (10mg) Thyroid * Thorne Basic B Complex I think I could do the following 1) Waking/breakfast
Probably take 240mg/day, 1 with breakfast, 1 at bedtime ideally
Testosterone
boosting (I'd like to avoid
Testosterone
Replacement Therapy (TRT) if possible): - * Zinc (15mg) + Copper (1mg) * Boron glycinate (10mg) Thyroid * Thorne Basic B Complex I think I could do the following 1) Waking/breakfast
Decant
in
Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Lu-PSMA-J591 Follow Up 8 Weeks Out.
And I am not showing any adverse response to the high
testosterone
cycles so far. Total
testosterone
on Orgovyx was 17.8 with 0.1 free T. Marrow toxicity is the main concern from Lu-J591 and some degree is expected. My response seems very mild.
And I am not showing any adverse response to the high
testosterone
cycles so far. Total
testosterone
on Orgovyx was 17.8 with 0.1 free T. Marrow toxicity is the main concern from Lu-J591 and some degree is expected. My response seems very mild.
MateoBeach
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
Lu-PSMA-J591 Treatment Follow Up, 8 Weeks Out
And I am not showing any adverse response to the high
testosterone
cycles so far. Total
testosterone
on Orgovyx was 17.8 with 0.1 free T. Marrow toxicity is the main concern from Lu-J591 and some degree is expected. My response seems very mild.
And I am not showing any adverse response to the high
testosterone
cycles so far. Total
testosterone
on Orgovyx was 17.8 with 0.1 free T. Marrow toxicity is the main concern from Lu-J591 and some degree is expected. My response seems very mild.
MateoBeach
in
Fight Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
Help Brain Dying due to recieving low blood supply
- CALC.0 - 0.03 my result R0.008nmol/L
TESTOSTERONE
: CORTISOL0.003Ratio FREE ANDROGEN INDEX0.2 - 7.1 my result R1% PROLACTIN102 - 496 my result R520mIU/L Adrenal Hormones DHEA SULPHATE2.68 - 9.23 my result R5.7umol/L CORTISOL133 - 537 my result R308nmol/L Autoimmunity THYROGLOBULIN ANTIBODIES0
- CALC.0 - 0.03 my result R0.008nmol/L
TESTOSTERONE
: CORTISOL0.003Ratio FREE ANDROGEN INDEX0.2 - 7.1 my result R1% PROLACTIN102 - 496 my result R520mIU/L Adrenal Hormones DHEA SULPHATE2.68 - 9.23 my result R5.7umol/L CORTISOL133 - 537 my result R308nmol/L Autoimmunity THYROGLOBULIN ANTIBODIES0
LeoLioness
in
Foggy's "Invisible Illness" Support
2 years ago
2 months post Orgovyx
I stopped using orgovyx two months ago and my psa came in at <.02 and
testosterone
rebounded to 233. I thought that was quite impressive for only two months. Hot flashes have dramatically subsided although not disappeared completely.
I stopped using orgovyx two months ago and my psa came in at <.02 and
testosterone
rebounded to 233. I thought that was quite impressive for only two months. Hot flashes have dramatically subsided although not disappeared completely.
northshoreguy
in
Prostate Cancer Network
2 years ago
Latest Numbers
For those who have followed my remarkable 18 year journey with metastatic prostate cancer, new numbers are: PSA, Total, 0.05
Testosterone
, Free, 78.1
Testosterone
, Total, MS, 1467 Estradiol, 62 Major benefit, by optimizing and balancing hormones, I have shed almost 60 pounds of visceral fat in six
For those who have followed my remarkable 18 year journey with metastatic prostate cancer, new numbers are: PSA, Total, 0.05
Testosterone
, Free, 78.1
Testosterone
, Total, MS, 1467 Estradiol, 62 Major benefit, by optimizing and balancing hormones, I have shed almost 60 pounds of visceral fat in six
Hidden
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
ED and Grief
About 8 years ago found I had very low
testosterone
, the AF treated it and it helped well; the VA has been a pain with giving the Rx and halved my dose (4 pumps to 2). I also have an Rx for Viagra. My wife has sexual trauma and abuse in her past.
About 8 years ago found I had very low
testosterone
, the AF treated it and it helped well; the VA has been a pain with giving the Rx and halved my dose (4 pumps to 2). I also have an Rx for Viagra. My wife has sexual trauma and abuse in her past.
User_1977
in
Erectile Dysfunction Support
2 years ago
Quality of Life vs. Extending Survival
For me, one month of the fullness and capacity and joy I experience on my BAT with high
testosterone
is probably worth more than three month of frailty at the end, at some unknown time in the future. And perhaps that is exactly the sort of trade off I have chosen.
For me, one month of the fullness and capacity and joy I experience on my BAT with high
testosterone
is probably worth more than three month of frailty at the end, at some unknown time in the future. And perhaps that is exactly the sort of trade off I have chosen.
MateoBeach
in
Fight Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
Testosterone “Flare” (Or Testosterone?) Timing to Optimize Salvage Radiation Therapy
LHRH causes the pituitary gland to produce luteinizing hormone (LH), which results in synthesis and secretion of
testosterone
from the testicles. When LHRH levels are continuously high, the pituitary gland stops producing LH, which results in reduced
testosterone
production by the testicles.
LHRH causes the pituitary gland to produce luteinizing hormone (LH), which results in synthesis and secretion of
testosterone
from the testicles. When LHRH levels are continuously high, the pituitary gland stops producing LH, which results in reduced
testosterone
production by the testicles.
MateoBeach
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
Testosterone “Flare” (Or Testosterone?) Timing to Optimize Salvage Radiation Therapy
LHRH causes the pituitary gland to produce luteinizing hormone (LH), which results in synthesis and secretion of
testosterone
from the testicles. When LHRH levels are continuously high, the pituitary gland stops producing LH, which results in reduced
testosterone
production by the testicles.
LHRH causes the pituitary gland to produce luteinizing hormone (LH), which results in synthesis and secretion of
testosterone
from the testicles. When LHRH levels are continuously high, the pituitary gland stops producing LH, which results in reduced
testosterone
production by the testicles.
MateoBeach
in
Fight Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
TSH and SHBG
I feel fine, not over medicated, liver and other tests all fine, just want to try
testosterone
as my levels are low and I’m hitting a brick wall with the docs. Any help appreciated.
I feel fine, not over medicated, liver and other tests all fine, just want to try
testosterone
as my levels are low and I’m hitting a brick wall with the docs. Any help appreciated.
Hendie
in
Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Does Prostate Cancer-produced Testosterone (T) Show Up In Normal T, Test?
I have been on Lupron, Erleada & Xgeva for 3 months. T has dropped from 331 to 42, 43 & 39, respectively. First 3 taken @ 2pm & last @ 8am, in the day. PSA has continued to drop from 7.3, 0.7, 0.3 & now 0.2, respectively. It seems that the T should be dropping more? Is it reflecting the T made by the
I have been on Lupron, Erleada & Xgeva for 3 months. T has dropped from 331 to 42, 43 & 39, respectively. First 3 taken @ 2pm & last @ 8am, in the day. PSA has continued to drop from 7.3, 0.7, 0.3 & now 0.2, respectively. It seems that the T should be dropping more? Is it reflecting the T made by the
john4803
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
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