Hormone Test Result L WR H Expected Range
*DHEA and Testosterone results are for L=Low(below expected range) WR=Within Range(within expected range) H=High(above expected range) investigational use only
Interpretations:
• A component of the estradiol level may be due to aromatization of testosterone by adipose tissue. The low Pg/E2 ratio is consistent with estrogen dominance, which increases the risk of prostate gland enlargement and cancer. Though the progesterone level is above the reference range, progesterone supplementation will be needed to balance the Pg /E2 ratio.
Estriol
pg/ml
(1) <30.0 females non-pregnant
Estradiol (E2)
3.1
pg/ml
X
(1) 1.0-3.2 post; (2) 1.0-10.8 pre; (3) 1.5-10.8 supplementation; (4) <2.5 males
Progesterone
52.2
pg/ml
X
(1) 18-126 post; (2) 127-446 pre (luteal); (3) 500-3000 supplementation; (4) <51 males
Ratio of Pg/E2
16.7
X
(1) 200-600 females; (2) 200-300 males;
Testosterone
245.6
pg/ml
X
(1) 30.1-142.5 males; (2) 6.0-49 females; (3) 30-60 therapy females; (4) 250-350 therapy males;
DHEA
88.6
pg/ml
X
(1) 137-336 males; (2) 106-300 females
Cortisol Morning
6.0
nmol/L
X
(1) 5.1-40.2
Cortisol Noon
nmol/L
(1) 2.1-15.7
Cortisol Evening
nmol/L
(1) 1.8-12.1
Cortisol Night
nmol/L
(1) 0.9-9.2
• Testosterone level is most consistent with supplementation (not indicated).
• DHEA level is consistent with the expected decline with age (adrenopause). Note: Supplementation with DHEA may increase Testosterone and/or Estradiol levels.
• AM Cortisol level and reported symptoms are consistent with evolving adrenal gland fatigue (hypoadrenia), though concomitant thyroid and/or iodine insufficiency cannot be ruled out. The current samples will be held for 30 days from receipt.
that was the results of a saliva test i just received.
*DHEA and Testosterone results are for L=Low(below expected range) WR=Within Range(within expected range) H=High(above expected range) investigational use only
Interpretations:
• A component of the estradiol level may be due to aromatization of testosterone by adipose tissue. The low Pg/E2 ratio is consistent with estrogen dominance, which increases the risk of prostate gland enlargement and cancer. Though the progesterone level is above the reference range, progesterone supplementation will be needed to balance the Pg /E2 ratio.
Estriol
pg/ml
(1) <30.0 females non-pregnant
Estradiol (E2)
3.1
pg/ml
X
(1) 1.0-3.2 post; (2) 1.0-10.8 pre; (3) 1.5-10.8 supplementation; (4) <2.5 males
Progesterone
52.2
pg/ml
X
(1) 18-126 post; (2) 127-446 pre (luteal); (3) 500-3000 supplementation; (4) <51 males
Ratio of Pg/E2
16.7
X
(1) 200-600 females; (2) 200-300 males;
Testosterone
245.6
pg/ml
X
(1) 30.1-142.5 males; (2) 6.0-49 females; (3) 30-60 therapy females; (4) 250-350 therapy males;
DHEA
88.6
pg/ml
X
(1) 137-336 males; (2) 106-300 females
Cortisol Morning
6.0
nmol/L
X
(1) 5.1-40.2
Cortisol Noon
nmol/L
(1) 2.1-15.7
Cortisol Evening
nmol/L
(1) 1.8-12.1
Cortisol Night
nmol/L
(1) 0.9-9.2
• Testosterone level is most consistent with supplementation (not indicated).
• DHEA level is consistent with the expected decline with age (adrenopause). Note: Supplementation with DHEA may increase Testosterone and/or Estradiol levels.
• AM Cortisol level and reported symptoms are consistent with evolving adrenal gland fatigue (hypoadrenia), though concomitant thyroid and/or iodine insufficiency cannot be ruled out. The current samples will be held for 30 days from receipt.
that was the results of a saliva test i just received.