hippii
New member
Hi,
I'm still wondering whether E1 levels have influence on my hypogonadal symptoms (low libido). I guess I may be a primary hypogonadal, since my blood results before treatments were:
Total T 22 nmol/l (range 10-38)
SHBG 70 nmol/L (13-71)
free T 220 pmol/l (150-500)
estradiol 90 pmol/l (<160)
prolactin 289 (70-300)
TSH 1.8 (0.3-4.5)
fT4 17 (10-21)
LH 11
FSH 20
iron, ferritin etc. okay
At the moment I'm on trial of sustanon shots, and soon going to lab tests to see how my T and fT have improved and whether they have something to do with my symptoms.
I was wondering since my E2 is okay (well, my fT is low due to high SHBG so there is not much to convert to E2), can E1 still be high, and causing the symptoms? is E1 as potent as E2? I have not seen many hypogonadal diagnosis articles which say that measurement of E1 is important.. they all are talking about E2.
Thanks for your answers and help
I'm still wondering whether E1 levels have influence on my hypogonadal symptoms (low libido). I guess I may be a primary hypogonadal, since my blood results before treatments were:
Total T 22 nmol/l (range 10-38)
SHBG 70 nmol/L (13-71)
free T 220 pmol/l (150-500)
estradiol 90 pmol/l (<160)
prolactin 289 (70-300)
TSH 1.8 (0.3-4.5)
fT4 17 (10-21)
LH 11
FSH 20
iron, ferritin etc. okay
At the moment I'm on trial of sustanon shots, and soon going to lab tests to see how my T and fT have improved and whether they have something to do with my symptoms.
I was wondering since my E2 is okay (well, my fT is low due to high SHBG so there is not much to convert to E2), can E1 still be high, and causing the symptoms? is E1 as potent as E2? I have not seen many hypogonadal diagnosis articles which say that measurement of E1 is important.. they all are talking about E2.
Thanks for your answers and help