What's your shbg and has it changed over years? What caused your primary hypogonadisim? I'm starting to think varicoceles are a different breed of damage.I am primary. No issues
I lost a testicleWhat's your shbg and has it changed over years? What caused your primary hypogonadisim? I'm starting to think varicoceles are a different breed of damage.
How do you keep e2 so low? Mine was 48 at troughTestosterone, Serum 1118 Reference Range: 264-916 ng/dL
Free Testosterone(Direct) 27.3 Reference Range: 6.6-18.1 pg/mL
Estradiol, Sensitive 19.8 Reference Range: 8.0-35.0 of/mL
SHBG 47.7 Reference Range: 19.3-76.4 nmol/L
DHEA-Sulfate 424.8 Reference Range: 30.9-295.6 ug/dL (age adjusted)
Albumin 4.3 Reference Range: 3.6-4.8 g/dL
Tru T 38.46 range 16-31 ng/dL
I really don’t know why estradiol that low. I could say a bunch of things, but truthfully I don’t know why.How do you keep e2 so low? Mine was 48 at trough
Your in shape I assume as well not over weight and don't you inject daily?I really don’t know why estradiol that low. I could say a bunch of things, but truthfully I don’t know why.
My current protocol is 16 mg of T cypionate daily and 500 iu of HCG twice a week. No AIYour in shape I assume as well not over weight and don't you inject daily?
Did you abandon the nandrolone experiment? What were your takeaways?My current protocol is 16 mg of T cypionate daily and 500 iu of HCG twice a week. No AI
Yes I just abandoned my nandrolone, I may go back to it later. I just had my cholesterol lipid panel, before stopping the nandrolone. I’ll like to see what results I get. Then make a decision on it. Choices choices choices LOLDid you abandon the nandrolone experiment? What were your takeaways?
Vince, you seem a little over treated with those levels. How do you determine what the level should be when you are reading your labs. Just picking a number to shoot for is not a valid method for determining the level you need.Testosterone, Serum 1118 Reference Range: 264-916 ng/dL
Free Testosterone(Direct) 27.3 Reference Range: 6.6-18.1 pg/mL
Estradiol, Sensitive 19.8 Reference Range: 8.0-35.0 of/mL
SHBG 47.7 Reference Range: 19.3-76.4 nmol/L
DHEA-Sulfate 424.8 Reference Range: 30.9-295.6 ug/dL (age adjusted)
Albumin 4.3 Reference Range: 3.6-4.8 g/dL
Tru T 38.46 range 16-31 ng/dL
Hi joemorgan. For me it’s usually what level I feel best at. Also I like to keep my hct in a good level and not have to donate blood. I know this sounds pretty simple, but why complicate things.Vince, you seem a little over treated with those levels. How do you determine what the level should be when you are reading your labs. Just picking a number to shoot for is not a valid method for determining the level you need.
It can be a race against time. For most is it does seem that lower levels work best for most. Unless your goal is to just get a bigger physique.That's right @Vince. Clinical results, how the patient feels is the key to treatment. For me however, I can't really say I feel better on TRT, so I know how the OP feels. Another concern is when I have come off TRT (first injections then Clomiphene), my natural T came back at lower levels. Is it possible exogenous T kills off a bit of your own cellular over time permanently? However, at my age it could well be a race against time occurring anyway.
What's your story man age reason treatment so far?That's right @Vince. Clinical results, how the patient feels is the key to treatment. For me however, I can't really say I feel better on TRT, so I know how the OP feels. Another concern is when I have come off TRT (first injections then Clomiphene), my natural T came back at lower levels. Is it possible exogenous T kills off a bit of your own cellular over time permanently? However, at my age it could well be a race against time occurring anyway.
What's your story man age reason treatment so far?