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Unanswered Total serum estrogen levels

mondata

mondata

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Just got back a bunch of blood work including a hormone panel. One of the parameters measured was “Total Serum Estrogen”. Is this the same as estradiol or is estradiol just a component? Also the normal range says 60-190 pg/ml. What is an ideal range? I am 35 years old - male.

Thanks - TM
 
mondata said:
Just got back a bunch of blood work including a hormone panel. One of the parameters measured was “Total Serum Estrogen”. Is this the same as estradiol or is estradiol just a component? Also the normal range says 60-190 pg/ml. What is an ideal range? I am 35 years old - male.

Thanks - TM
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I assume it is a combo of e1 and e2. Did you get those separately tested?
 
Renew1 said:
He has three of these posts. One of them says 130 total.
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Not sure how I have three of these posts. I edited the original post so perhaps it made a new post instead of editing the old one. The site was really slow on that particular day.

Thanks for the heads up.
 
mondata said:
Not sure how I have three of these posts. I edited the original post so perhaps it made a new post instead of editing the old one. The site was really slow on that particular day.

Thanks for the heads up.
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No problem man.
It's been fairly common since the site update.
 
mondata said:
I am about to start a new post with all my bloodwork to get some opinions.
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Ya. Post them. This would take forever like this. Plus, most labs post ranges somewhere on the report as well as flagging a level as H or L. Making things easy to figure out what’s going on with hormones.
Typically, easy steroid stuff, just needs a hormone panel and comprehensive metabolic panel.
There’s not hidden/secret tests out there. That covers 99% of your issues, unless you are wanting to get into complex endocrinology, adrenal issues, holistic thyroid treatment, DNA polymorphisms, weird **** really.
But your run of the mill ped issues, we can easily determine with your posted labs from those 2 simple lab tests.
 
Matthersby said:
Ya. Post them. This would take forever like this. Plus, most labs post ranges somewhere on the report as well as flagging a level as H or L. Making things easy to figure out what’s going on with hormones.
Typically, easy steroid stuff, just needs a hormone panel and comprehensive metabolic panel.
There’s not hidden/secret tests out there. That covers 99% of your issues, unless you are wanting to get into complex endocrinology, adrenal issues, holistic thyroid treatment, DNA polymorphisms, weird **** really.
But your run of the mill ped issues, we can easily determine with your posted labs from those 2 simple lab tests.
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