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New blood work Help!!!!!!!!!!!!

4evathrowed

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IGF-I, ECL 296 ng/ml range 121-423 I didn't get any sleep before the test @ 8:30 am
TSH 3.22 uIU/ml range 0.50-4.50
T4,FREE 1.4 ng/dl range 0.7-1.8
Cortisol Serum 10.6 range mcg/dl
Prolactin,Serum 10.0 range 3.0-14.7
Testosterone,Serum 256 ng/dl LOW
Vitamin D (25-OH)TOT 21 ng/ml range 32-100 LOW
sun/creat ratio 9
sodium 141 mEq/L (135-148)
potassium,serum 3.8 mEq/L (3.5-5.1)
chloride 100 mEq/L (96-109)
CO2 28 mEq/L (21-31)
calcium 10.2 mg/dL (8.4-10.5)
protein,total 7.7 g/dl (6.0-8.2)
albumin, 5.0 g/dl (3.5-5.3)
alanine amino trans 13 U/L (0 - 40)
anion gap 13 mEq/L (7-16)
bilirubin,total 0.3 mg/dl (0.1 -1.2)
alkaline phosphatase 75 U/L (30 - 120)
aspartate amino tran 19 U/L (0-37)
glucose 81 mg/dl (6O-99) urea-nitrogen 8 mg/dl (7-22) creatinine,serum 0.9 mg/dl (0.6-1.3) ast/alt ratio 1.5 est gfr (afr amer) mL/min/A <60 WHITE BLOOD CELL COUNT 4830 /cu mm (4500-13000)
RED BLOOD CELL COUNT 4.81 M/cu mm (4.50-5.90)
HEMOGLOBIN 14.6 g/dL (13.2-15.6)
HEMATOCRIT 42.5 % (41.0-53.0)
MCV 88.4 fL (80.0-100.0 fl)
MCH 30.4 pg (26.0-34.0)
MCHC 34.4 g/dL (31.0-37.0)
RBC DISTRIB.WIDTH 12.4 % (11.5-14.5)
PLATELET COUNT 273 K/cu mm (150-350)
MEAN PLATELET VOLUME 10.9 FL (9.2-12.7)
NRBC NUMBER 0 /cu mm (0-12)
 
What exactly do you need help with? Did your doctor discuss your results with you? If so what did he say about it?
 
Could not getting any sleep before the test affect my testosterone and other levels.My previous test level was 428 ng/dl.
 
4evathrowed said:
Could not getting any sleep before the test affect my testosterone and other levels.My previous test level was 428 ng/dl.
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Yep just think about how simple a good night sleep cab do for hormones. Imagine how many guys are jumping on trt when there us not need to be. I have seen it time and time again
 
4evathrowed said:
IGF-I, ECL 296 ng/ml range 121-423
TSH 3.22 uIU/ml range 0.50-4.50
T4,FREE 1.4 ng/dl range 0.7-1.8
Cortisol Serum 10.6 range mcg/dl
Prolactin,Serum 10.0 range 3.0-14.7
Testosterone,Serum 256 ng/dl LOW
Vitamin D (25-OH)TOT 21 ng/ml range 32-100 LOW
Notice:I was awake all night before the test no sleep at all cause I had to catch the medical bus @ 3:15 in the morning.Had the test done at 8:30 am.
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Matrix, hopefully you can comment on this as well...but your TSH is actually too high as well (I know its within "range")...but I believe the government body (can't remember what the name is) considers anyone with a TSH over 3 as hypothyroid and anyone over TSH of 2-2.1 will likely have issues losing weight. I know this bc my TSH is 2.93, google it, you will likely find it. Don't know what a good course of action is there, but just throwing in some more info for you
 
codered5 said:
Matrix, hopefully you can comment on this as well...but your TSH is actually too high as well (I know its within "range")...but I believe the government body (can't remember what the name is) considers anyone with a TSH over 3 as hypothyroid and anyone over TSH of 2-2.1 will likely have issues losing weight. I know this bc my TSH is 2.93, google it, you will likely find it. Don't know what a good course of action is there, but just throwing in some more info for you
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For clarification purposes, this is newer research, so they are going to look at changing the appropriate TSH range.
 
sun/creat ratio 9
sodium 141 mEq/L (135-148)
potassium,serum 3.8 mEq/L (3.5-5.1)
chloride 100 mEq/L (96-109)
CO2 28 mEq/L (21-31)
calcium 10.2 mg/dL (8.4-10.5)
protein,total 7.7 g/dl (6.0-8.2)
albumin, 5.0 g/dl (3.5-5.3)
alanine amino trans 13 U/L (0 - 40)
anion gap 13 mEq/L (7-16)
bilirubin,total 0.3 mg/dl (0.1 -1.2)
alkaline phosphatase 75 U/L (30 - 120)
aspartate amino tran 19 U/L (0-37)
glucose 81 mg/dl (6O-99) urea-nitrogen 8 mg/dl (7-22) creatinine,serum 0.9 mg/dl (0.6-1.3) ast/alt ratio 1.5 est gfr (afr amer) mL/min/A <60
 
WHITE BLOOD CELL COUNT 4830 /cu mm (4500-13000)
RED BLOOD CELL COUNT 4.81 M/cu mm (4.50-5.90)
HEMOGLOBIN 14.6 g/dL (13.2-15.6)
HEMATOCRIT 42.5 % (41.0-53.0)
MCV 88.4 fL (80.0-100.0 fl)
MCH 30.4 pg (26.0-34.0)
MCHC 34.4 g/dL (31.0-37.0)
RBC DISTRIB.WIDTH 12.4 % (11.5-14.5)
PLATELET COUNT 273 K/cu mm (150-350)
MEAN PLATELET VOLUME 10.9 FL (9.2-12.7)
NRBC NUMBER 0 /cu mm (0-12)
 
I don't think 256 Serum Test after being up for over 24 hours prior to the test is a big deal.

Nothing to get excited about.

Honestly - Testosterone is a number. I honestly don't know what my test levels are and I don't care. I know I want to bang everything in sight ... I know I COULD bang everything in sight if Mrs. Honda would allow it ... sooooooo - if my Test level = .001 do I care?

I don't.
 
HondaV65 said:
I don't think 256 Serum Test after being up for over 24 hours prior to the test is a big deal.

Nothing to get excited about.

Honestly - Testosterone is a number. I honestly don't know what my test levels are and I don't care. I know I want to bang everything in sight ... I know I COULD bang everything in sight if Mrs. Honda would allow it ... sooooooo - if my Test level = .001 do I care?

I don't.
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normally I'd agree. But as to who cares, the truth is, 98% of doctors, that's who. They don't treat symptoms when it comes to things like T and thyroid levels. They treat NUMBERS.
 
I have seen this scenerio hundreds of times. Tsh elevated normal thyroid levels.
Secondary hypothyroidism due primary adrenal insufficency would be the most logical scererio. Any drs patient to have these testing results would require further evaluTion with with proper testing i would suggest.

I have also seen normal tsh 1-1.5 with low free t4 and altered free t3 ratio or hashimotis there could be normal thyroid readings. As a medical/health consultant these are the type of cases I usually handle.
 
The Matrix said:
I have seen this scenerio hundreds of times. Tsh elevated normal thyroid levels.
Secondary hypothyroidism due primary adrenal insufficency would be the most logical scererio. Any drs patient to have these testing results would require further evaluTion with with proper testing i would suggest.

I have also seen normal tsh 1-1.5 with low free t4 and altered free t3 ratio or hashimotis there could be normal thyroid readings. As a medical/health consultant these are the type of cases I usually handle.
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Ok, well what is the best way to begin to correct that naturally?
 
codered5 said:
Ok, well what is the best way to begin to correct that naturally?
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Identify the cause, and supports the systems affected appropriately with the proper modality. There is no one size fits all and makes what the approaches like an artform. My area of research is autism where 80-90% of the problems I deal with on a daily basis from average person on these forums or just referrals come from. The more you read on line the more confusing it gets why it is advisable to seek proper from a medical professional you feel confident in.
 
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