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Estrogen/progesterone ratio: go off estrogen or increase progesterone?
Not sure how to interpret my
testosterone
results: total
testosterone
0.29 ng/mL (ref 0.10-0.70) free
testosterone
<0.01 (ref <0.01) bioavailable
testosterone
0.06 ng/mL (ref <0.25) Not sure which one of this tests is the most telling...?
Not sure how to interpret my
testosterone
results: total
testosterone
0.29 ng/mL (ref 0.10-0.70) free
testosterone
<0.01 (ref <0.01) bioavailable
testosterone
0.06 ng/mL (ref <0.25) Not sure which one of this tests is the most telling...?
Hidden
in
Thyroid UK
5 years ago
86 year old does not want more Lupron or chemo.
I haven't found much on side effects of these alone, but he would have his
testosterone
. Any other low side effects options? Thanks, Craig
I haven't found much on side effects of these alone, but he would have his
testosterone
. Any other low side effects options? Thanks, Craig
efsculpt
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
5 years ago
Getting off testosterone blockers
Getting off
testosterone
blockers Can you get off
testosterone
blockers after 10 years. Does your body stop making
testosterone
? Anyone doing complementary therapy. Alive with “fast growing” 14 years. Please respond. New to this. Oreoking and wife Thanks
Getting off
testosterone
blockers Can you get off
testosterone
blockers after 10 years. Does your body stop making
testosterone
? Anyone doing complementary therapy. Alive with “fast growing” 14 years. Please respond. New to this. Oreoking and wife Thanks
Oreoking
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
5 years ago
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Hormone help?
I've had the following results from day 4 of my cycle: FSH: 6.16 (3.5-12.5) Oestradiol 177 (45.4-854)
Testosterone
1.46 (0.29-1.67) And progesterone taken on day 21 or 22 of the previous cycle (I think it was 8 days before the new cycle started): 42.2 (5.82-75.9) I think this gives an estrogen to progesterone
I've had the following results from day 4 of my cycle: FSH: 6.16 (3.5-12.5) Oestradiol 177 (45.4-854)
Testosterone
1.46 (0.29-1.67) And progesterone taken on day 21 or 22 of the previous cycle (I think it was 8 days before the new cycle started): 42.2 (5.82-75.9) I think this gives an estrogen to progesterone
Cooper27
in
Thyroid UK
5 years ago
Testosterone Therapy [TTh] & PCa
KEYWORDS: health claims data and diabetes; prostate cancer;
testosterone
therapy PMID: 31498469 DOI: 10.1111/cen.14093
KEYWORDS: health claims data and diabetes; prostate cancer;
testosterone
therapy PMID: 31498469 DOI: 10.1111/cen.14093
pjoshea13
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
5 years ago
Dutasteride and Tamoxifen (T->DHT blocker and SERM)
I have prostate cancer and am doing cycles of casodex/dutasteride/zytiga, then estrogen patches/zytiga, then
testosterone
injections/dutasteride. Should Tamoxifen only be used during the estrogen patch/zytiga portion of the cycle? Thanks
I have prostate cancer and am doing cycles of casodex/dutasteride/zytiga, then estrogen patches/zytiga, then
testosterone
injections/dutasteride. Should Tamoxifen only be used during the estrogen patch/zytiga portion of the cycle? Thanks
Hidden
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
5 years ago
Ratio of periprostatic to subcutaneous fat thickness on MRI is an independent survival predictor in hormone-naïve men with advanced PCa
How this is mediated is not clear, although
testosterone
has been reported to attenuate both Th2 and Th17 inflammatory responses (61, 62), as well as directly suppressing the section of monocyte chemoattractant protein-1 in adipocytes, a key cytokine that promotes monocyte infiltration (63).
How this is mediated is not clear, although
testosterone
has been reported to attenuate both Th2 and Th17 inflammatory responses (61, 62), as well as directly suppressing the section of monocyte chemoattractant protein-1 in adipocytes, a key cytokine that promotes monocyte infiltration (63).
pjoshea13
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
5 years ago
Finally Cycle 2!!!
Not sure they've tested me for dhea or
testosterone
though. Thing is, I've been desperatea to improve quality. I have high amh with no underlying cause. I got 18 eggs first cycle but only 3 made it to day 5. Blamed myself as you might imagine.
Not sure they've tested me for dhea or
testosterone
though. Thing is, I've been desperatea to improve quality. I have high amh with no underlying cause. I got 18 eggs first cycle but only 3 made it to day 5. Blamed myself as you might imagine.
Jessy1280
in
Fertility Network UK
5 years ago
ADT Vacation/What PSA to Resume and Prostate Cancer Bipolar Therapy With Testosterone
Has/Is anyone participated/participating in past or current prostate cancer bipolar therapy with
testosterone
where high levels of
testosterone
injection is received while on ADT. Thank you for any help.
Has/Is anyone participated/participating in past or current prostate cancer bipolar therapy with
testosterone
where high levels of
testosterone
injection is received while on ADT. Thank you for any help.
Lavabeach
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
5 years ago
Nobel Prize - William Kaelin, Peter Ratcliffe, and Gregg Semenza.
For men not on ADT, or on an ADT vacation, restoration of high-normal
testosterone
will restore normal RBC counts. Possible strategies for increasing the oxygen supply (a) increase the re-oxygenation rate via exercise & (b) dilate blood vessels via a nitroglycerine patch.
For men not on ADT, or on an ADT vacation, restoration of high-normal
testosterone
will restore normal RBC counts. Possible strategies for increasing the oxygen supply (a) increase the re-oxygenation rate via exercise & (b) dilate blood vessels via a nitroglycerine patch.
pjoshea13
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
5 years ago
Help
I’ve been under the hospital for a few years for high
testosterone
levels, they suspect PCOS, but never officially been diagnosed, how can I lower my
testosterone
levels
I’ve been under the hospital for a few years for high
testosterone
levels, they suspect PCOS, but never officially been diagnosed, how can I lower my
testosterone
levels
frandell
in
Women's Health
5 years ago
Sex hormones labs back - feedback please
.-15.9) (<0.2) FSH 18.0 UI/L (1.4-5.5) (27-133) LH 13.0 UI/L 0.6-14) (5.2-62) Free
testosterone
<0.01 ng/mL (<0.01) Total
testosterone
0.29 ng/mL (0.10-0.70) SHBG 91.9 nmol/L (20.0-155.0) DHEA-S 107 ug/dL (56-283) I am on Estrogel two pumps 25 days a month along with Utrogestan 100 mg 25 days a month
.-15.9) (<0.2) FSH 18.0 UI/L (1.4-5.5) (27-133) LH 13.0 UI/L 0.6-14) (5.2-62) Free
testosterone
<0.01 ng/mL (<0.01) Total
testosterone
0.29 ng/mL (0.10-0.70) SHBG 91.9 nmol/L (20.0-155.0) DHEA-S 107 ug/dL (56-283) I am on Estrogel two pumps 25 days a month along with Utrogestan 100 mg 25 days a month
Hidden
in
Thyroid UK
5 years ago
SM-88 Report; #2 of 2 from Tyme
The study demonstrated that SM-88 had very encouraging efficacy and safety outcomes for prostate cancer patients where sparing
testosterone
is important.
The study demonstrated that SM-88 had very encouraging efficacy and safety outcomes for prostate cancer patients where sparing
testosterone
is important.
mistersafety
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
5 years ago
Orchiectomy for prostate cancer
The urologist offers orchiectomy ( removing both testicles ) to stop the production of the
testosterone
and stops the growing of the tumors. He just started taking hormones pills and the urologist says this will be the same results but with no side effects comparing with the hormones.
The urologist offers orchiectomy ( removing both testicles ) to stop the production of the
testosterone
and stops the growing of the tumors. He just started taking hormones pills and the urologist says this will be the same results but with no side effects comparing with the hormones.
Samdres
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
5 years ago
ADT used to stop producing H-Testoterone (ng/dL)?
Testosterone
2.50 ng/dL. I would appreciate suggestions .
Testosterone
2.50 ng/dL. I would appreciate suggestions .
kikepana
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
5 years ago
A question to those with ovarian cysts (not PCOS)?
I don't have PCOS as my
testosterone
levels are low, and all tests have come back normal so they are just that - non-cancerous cysts which cause me absolutely no problems whatsoever.
I don't have PCOS as my
testosterone
levels are low, and all tests have come back normal so they are just that - non-cancerous cysts which cause me absolutely no problems whatsoever.
Hidden
in
Thyroid UK
5 years ago
Update on treatment
Psa <0.01ng/ml,
Testosterone
<3 ng/dl. Still taking zytiga and lupron. I hope we can continue with good results. Thank you all for your encouragement and support with this journey.
Psa <0.01ng/ml,
Testosterone
<3 ng/dl. Still taking zytiga and lupron. I hope we can continue with good results. Thank you all for your encouragement and support with this journey.
gamemaster34
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
5 years ago
Would appreciate Your Thoughts
I just has an ultra sensitive PSA and it was <.01 with
testosterone
of <7. The plan is when my PSA reaches .2 I will go on Xtandi. My question is, in many of the excellent posts on this forum it appears the MO is being very aggressive and customizing treatment to a specific patient .
I just has an ultra sensitive PSA and it was <.01 with
testosterone
of <7. The plan is when my PSA reaches .2 I will go on Xtandi. My question is, in many of the excellent posts on this forum it appears the MO is being very aggressive and customizing treatment to a specific patient .
DFL208
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
5 years ago
Circulating Tumor Cell Report; #1 of 2 from Tyme
Results showed that patients treated with this oral non-hormonal therapy maintained metastases-free survival without
testosterone
deprivation or typical hormonal therapy side effects. Dr.
Results showed that patients treated with this oral non-hormonal therapy maintained metastases-free survival without
testosterone
deprivation or typical hormonal therapy side effects. Dr.
mistersafety
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
5 years ago
Darolutamide & Rosuvastatin
interactions can decrease how well the medicines work or may sometimes increase side effects.To test for possible drug–drug interactions in men with prostate cancer who take darolutamide alongside other medicines.Men with nonmetastatic prostate cancer who were being treated with a medicine that lowers
testosterone
interactions can decrease how well the medicines work or may sometimes increase side effects.To test for possible drug–drug interactions in men with prostate cancer who take darolutamide alongside other medicines.Men with nonmetastatic prostate cancer who were being treated with a medicine that lowers
testosterone
pjoshea13
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
5 years ago
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