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re: Test Level Results…
Posted on 10/28/26 at 1:12 pm to Jizzamo311
Posted on 10/28/26 at 1:12 pm to Jizzamo311
Bioavailable is what I look at on my personal levels.
Yours clearly shows L.
I am also uncertain about how the normal range was ever defined from an evidence based viewpoint because I am not sure there is enough quality data available to define this.
This may be why wellness clinics take into account symptoms as well.
Plenty of areas of medicine where symptoms can guide therapy. Lab values should not be the deciding factor unless well defined and life threatening but seems for medical-legal it has become the trend.
Yours clearly shows L.
I am also uncertain about how the normal range was ever defined from an evidence based viewpoint because I am not sure there is enough quality data available to define this.
This may be why wellness clinics take into account symptoms as well.
Plenty of areas of medicine where symptoms can guide therapy. Lab values should not be the deciding factor unless well defined and life threatening but seems for medical-legal it has become the trend.
Posted on 10/28/26 at 1:30 pm to Loup
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Dr. Jason Adams at Ascension Center for Women's Health in Gonzales. He's awesome if you decide to go the doc route.
Thanks for the information. Are the labs that he provides sufficient? I've realized today that this is a pretty big rabbit hole.
Posted on 11/6/26 at 8:53 pm to Jizzamo311
Your test is 400 you can absolutely sign on with a telehealth clinic after reaching out to them and sending in your blood work. I don't think a single one would turn you down tbh. Don't know why your doc would be against this. Be smart with telehealth TRT though, they'll likely start you at a dose much higher than needed to make you feel like superman and fall in love with it. Watch out for negative side effects like moodiness/bitchiness, having a shorter fuse, etc. if you decide to hop on...
Posted on 11/8/26 at 12:10 am to pwejr88
Mine was 245
Started Enclomiphene 5 days a week
Within 6 weeks it came up to 865 but still have fatigue problems and a warmer than normal feeling. All my bloodwork including Thyroid checked out all good. Just learning to deal with the fatigue and warmer than normal feeling. Started biking 5-7 miles a day it’s only been 2 weeks but hopefully overtime it helps.
Started Enclomiphene 5 days a week
Within 6 weeks it came up to 865 but still have fatigue problems and a warmer than normal feeling. All my bloodwork including Thyroid checked out all good. Just learning to deal with the fatigue and warmer than normal feeling. Started biking 5-7 miles a day it’s only been 2 weeks but hopefully overtime it helps.
This post was edited on 11/8/26 at 12:42 am
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