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Bloods: test levels

AutoKal47

AutoKal47

AK DoubleWide 47
Got new bloods

S-LH 1.47 (mUI/ml) range 1.24 - 8.62
S-FSH 2.68 (mUI/ml) range 1.27 - 19.26
Prolactin 127.01 (uIU/ml) range 55.93 - 278.18
Total Testosterone 2.21 (ng/ml) range 1.75 - 7.81

my previous bloods gave me a total testosterone level of 0.56 (lol yes i'm serious)
I started a low dose clomid for a coupla month and obviously that worked ok,
it did raise my test level to 2.21. Unfortunately is still ridiculously low
so I'm gonna have to go on TRT, but for those who have a low test level
and were wondering if clomid worked..

Prolactin is a bit high, any advice on how to lower it a bit?
 
AutoKal47 said:
Got new bloods

S-LH 1.47 (mUI/ml) range 1.24 - 8.62
S-FSH 2.68 (mUI/ml) range 1.27 - 19.26
Prolactin 127.01 (uIU/ml) range 55.93 - 278.18
Total Testosterone 2.21 (ng/ml) range 1.75 - 7.81

my previous bloods gave me a total testosterone level of 0.56 (lol yes i'm serious)
I started a low dose clomid for a coupla month and obviously that worked ok,
it did raise my test level to 2.21. Unfortunately is still ridiculously low
so I'm gonna have to go on TRT, but for those who have a low test level
and were wondering if clomid worked..

Prolactin is a bit high, any advice on how to lower it a bit?
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p5p and a good mucuna extract are probably your two best bets as far as OTC prolactin control goes. As a side note, before making the plunge to trt you may wanna try and dig a bit deeper and try to determine the cause of your low t. You are a young man, in incredible shape- it is not normal for you to just have low t- something is causing this and with proper investigation you'll uncover what said cause is. In the end trt will always be an option but I would want to know why my levels were so crushed- as adding exogenous test may cause other issues if your not sure what's causing your hormonal imbalance in the first place.
 
daft205 said:
p5p and a good mucuna extract are probably your two best bets as far as OTC prolactin control goes. As a side note, before making the plunge to trt you may wanna try and dig a bit deeper and try to determine the cause of your low t. You are a young man, in incredible shape- it is not normal for you to just have low t- something is causing this and with proper investigation you'll uncover what said cause is. In the end trt will always be an option but I would want to know why my levels were so crushed- as adding exogenous test may cause other issues if your not sure what's causing your hormonal imbalance in the first place.
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Thanks man, I'll look into macuna and p5p (which i've never heard of before)
As for the cause, this ain't something new for me, I know exactly why I have low test
I've been at 4/5% BF for more than 2 years straight, I train balls to the wall 7 days a week,
I'm overtrained, I put my body under a ridiculous amount of stress. I've always been a natty bb
so no chemical enhancement could have cause it
Plus I'm not that young no more lol I'm 35

Mr.TT said:
E2, DHEAs, TSH, FT3, FT4, SHBG???????
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I had thyroid full panel last bloods, everything was perfect. Thyroid unbalance
was my first thought and that's why I did the test the first time, I happened to throw in
test check as well and it turned out to be outrageously low.
Same for estro, all in check. Didn't test DHEAs or SHBG tho'
 
AutoKal47 said:
Got new bloods

S-LH 1.47 (mUI/ml) range 1.24 - 8.62
S-FSH 2.68 (mUI/ml) range 1.27 - 19.26
Prolactin 127.01 (uIU/ml) range 55.93 - 278.18
Total Testosterone 2.21 (ng/ml) range 1.75 - 7.81

my previous bloods gave me a total testosterone level of 0.56 (lol yes i'm serious)
I started a low dose clomid for a coupla month and obviously that worked ok,
it did raise my test level to 2.21. Unfortunately is still ridiculously low
so I'm gonna have to go on TRT, but for those who have a low test level
and were wondering if clomid worked..

Prolactin is a bit high, any advice on how to lower it a bit?
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What was pathology of why to was low? Never mind ...does not take a genius to figure out why. So you choosing to self castrate ...
 
i meant by your life style choices of maintaing non healthy and potentially dangerous low levels of body fat for sustained time. Over a few months something is bound to give hormonally, or mentally.
 
You need to re-evaluate your whole life. TRT is not going to fix the mess if your overtrained system.
 
kisaj said:
If that is you in the av, then you don't look very healthy to begin with.
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Even Superman has to be Clark Kent eventually....
 
Sustaining that level of lean is not healthy. It looks amazing but adding that to your heavily overtrained workouts....well you are seeing the results with endocrine system problems, probably poor recovery, slower healing from injury and so on.
 
I didn't mean for it to come across as rude by saying you look unhealthy, just being realistic. I can't imagine what your body fat % is, but it isn't natural looking or healthy looking to be that void of any fat. That takes a toll on hormones and I imagine that whatever you are doing to look like that is probably not helping. Lean is good, but this is another level.
 
vidapreta said:
Maybee because you've got the build that everyone here is trying to achieve but can't...lol

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thanks man

v4lu3s said:
Sustaining that level of lean is not healthy. It looks amazing but adding that to your heavily overtrained workouts....well you are seeing the results with endocrine system problems, probably poor recovery, slower healing from injury and so on.
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No is not healthy, I agree. I don't and I wouldn't advice to do that to anyone
my body adapted to the stress of the training but I'm pretty much left with no energy
for anything else and yes, you have to watch out for injuries etc.. joints start to ache more and more
often and so on.
Mine became a habit, the low BF is a consequence of the super taxing training on one hand
and the very strict diet on the other. As for why, well, it's all a psychological challenge, to see
*if* I can do it.

kisaj said:
I didn't mean for it to come across as rude by saying you look unhealthy, just being realistic. I can't imagine what your body fat % is, but it isn't natural looking or healthy looking to be that void of any fat. That takes a toll on hormones and I imagine that whatever you are doing to look like that is probably not helping. Lean is good, but this is another level.
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No offense taken man, no prob. As stated above, yes is not healthy and is very stressing on the body
As I said I never done phs or aas, which would probably be less damaging than being natural at this point lol
But anyway, I know is not gonna be sustainable for much longer, hence the blood tests and we'll see
At 35yo I doubt my test level is ever gonna raise on its own, no matter what, especially
considering for how long I've been this way, so I have to keep trt is A possibility
 
Murda_sheRote said:
wish you had some recent pics up man!
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Oh boy I meant to take some new pics for such long time is not even funny
Between my job, the cooking and the workouts I have absolutely zero time
and it seems when I do have a minute I hate the way my body look on that day lol

But honestly I don't look that much different, my back is thicker, chest and shoulders
are probably the body part that improved the most, my arms are still too thin
and my legs improved but I still don't find them matching my upper body
I got stronger tho', which I like :)
 
On the prolactin subject....i picked up some inhibit-p on my np order. Gonna try it out at one cap per day along with one og erase per day for low dose trt. It has the ingredients suggested here and its cheap too.
 
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