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  1. HCG dosage

    100 units = 1cc = 1ml So 10 units = 500iu of hCG

  2. Am I getting ripped off?

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  3. To high progesterone

    Supplemented T4 induced Hyperthyroidism, indicated by your TSH OF 0.1. Interesting. I would have expected your FT3 to be higher, and consequently your SHBG higher. But, although your FT4 is top of range, your FT3 is low, and your SHBG is suppressed. SHBG is needed to maintain a higher TT...

  4. To high progesterone

    Your high Cortisol needs to be explained. OP, do you have allergies?? Do you know your IgE, IgA? (allergies/inflammation cause increased Cortisol production) Low thyroid can cause your Body the use Cortisol to increase your metabolism, so test you TSH, TT4, FT4, TT3, FT3, and Thyroid...

  5. Hypotthyroid and low testosterone

    You are high, but in range, on Quest and Labcorp basic Prolactin blood tests. Fooling around with lowering your Prolactin levels without first getting a complete set of hormone blood tests is not a good idea.

  6. Hypotthyroid and low testosterone

    How high is your Prolactin? range?

  7. DIM experiences

    DIM and Calcium-D-Glucarate both interfere with my thyroid hormones. If you are on thyroid meds, like me, these are going to flush or neutralize needed T3 and T4.

  8. Hypotthyroid and low testosterone

    I would blood test your iron, D3, and B12. Before I took T4, I would supplement 600mcg methylcobalamin, (edited, 500mcg Dibencozide), 200mcg iodine, and 150mcg selenium daily, for a few months and retest your TSH, FT4 TT4, TT3, FT4 and thyroid antibodies. As for your TT..... you need to know...

  9. Another guy looking for help

    OP, what were the ranges on those E2 blood test results?????

  10. Another guy looking for help

    DHEAs level? Pregnenolone ievel? Maybe a mix would work, like a little hCG and a SMALL dose of Aromasin. Do you know your SHBG or DHT( just curious)? This not a medical term, but, it looks like you have lazy balls. They work, but the need a lot motivation(LH).

  11. Another guy looking for help

    I may have missed this in your posts, OPIATES?, where is your FSH and LH? TSH, FT3, FT4, TT3, TT4? Have you considered hCG? (maybe sublingually) and watch your E2.

  12. HCG Monotherapy

    If you diet. HCG also mimics TSH, so your metabolism will be running higher.

  13. How long for e2 drop

    Call me a contrarian, but I would use the cheaper and much more accurate (for men) 7-42 range test.

  14. Low testosterone?

    Your attachment shows two Total testosterone numbers, 849 (great), and 283(not so great). Which one is correct??? You need E2 levels and LH.

  15. TRT at age 18

    It would be helpful to us if you could list how many Meds you are taking and how much of each. Please be accurate. You are 18, cholesterol doesn't matter. Opiates will impact TT, lots of opiates will shut you down. It would be nice if you had LH labs.

  16. TRT at age 18

    You win.... these are the worst FT and TT numbers ever posted!!!! And your liver is annoyed..... What do you think an ENDO can do with this??? IMHO... Stop taking ALL Meds, you can see from the labs that your all out of balance. Stay clean for 3 months, and RETEST.

  17. Low Testosterone At Only 25 - Advice Needed

    E2 ??? DHT??? TSH highish - Thyroid requiring a lot of stimulation to produce T3/T4. (low iron, selenium, iodine) Do you have a long refractory time, from the prolactin?

  18. Weak Response To Clomid

    Is that "adaptogen" Ginseng????? Ginseng is high in phyto-estrogen. Test your D3 (Vitamin D3- 25-Hydroxy). Do you eat Soy? As for your thyroid, supplement iodine(if your thyroid antibodies are normal), iron, and selenium.

  19. Bloodwork Questions and advice

    Please post LH number and range. Your TSH being so low, make me wonder where your TT4, FT4, TT3, FT3 is. Need to know your, SHBG, E2, DHEAs.

  20. TRT at age 18

    Take a deep breath, and hold it while you read the rest of my post. It is apparent to me and the rest of us that your anxiety is getting to you. We agree that you may have a hormone imbalance, and our many years of experience tell us that blood tests is the place to start. You cannot solve a...
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