Dr. Mariano, Dr John, Headoc, Anyone....

[darkblue2]

Originally Posted by Sanders

Guess I'll do it the hard way...

Sodium 140 135-145
chloride 103 98-109
potassium 4.4 3.5-5.5
co2 26 21-31
bun14 7-25
calcium 10.1 8.5-10.4
creatinine 1.1 0.6-1.3
glucose 77 70-105
total protein 7.7 6.0-8.3
ast{sgot} 24 13-39
alt {sgpt} 62 7-52
albumin 5.2 3.5-5.7
alkaline phosphatase 70 40-120
bilirubin 0.8 0.1-1.2
anion gap 15.4 10.20
osmolality 289 278-300
bun/ creatinine ratio 12.7 6-20
globulin 2.5 1.5-4.5
a/g ratio 2.1 1.1-2.4


LIPID PANEL
cholesterol 173
triglyceride 358
hdl 29
ldl cholesterol 72
vldl cholesterol 72
cholesterol hdl risk ratio 6.0
luteinizing hormone 3.3 1.5-9.3
Follicle stimulating hormone 4 1.4-18.1

CBC
White count 6.4 3.5-11.0
Red count 5.21 4.30-5.70
hemoglobin 16.6 14.0-17.0
hematocrit 48.8 41.0-51.0
platlet count 277 150-400
mcv 93.7 80-98
mchc 33.9 32.0 -36.0
rdw 12.0 11.0-15.4
segmented neutrophils 60.3 35.0-75.0
lymphocytes 30.3 17.0-43.0
monocytes 4.6 0.0-12.0
eosinophils 4.5 0.0-6.0
basophils 0.3 0.0-2.0

TSH Third Gen. 1.026 .35-5.50
free t4 1.2 0.9-1.8
free t3 3.3 2.3-4.2
prolactin 6.5 2.1-17.7
e2 estradiol 16 12-41
cortisol 11.5 ug/dl

HEMOCYSTEIN ULTRAQUANT 12.5 5.0-12.0
Insuline like growth factor 334 112-402
insulin random 11uiu/ml

SEX HORMONE BINDING GLOBULIN 21 11-80
INSULIN FASTING 11 3-19
DYHYDROTESTESTERONE 387 155.0-553.0
TOTAL TESTOSTERONE 263 262-1593

Dont worry about your LH and FSH, They are normal. You need to change your lifestyle, having healthy diet will increase your testosterone

[hardasnails1973]

Originally Posted by darkblue2

Dont worry about your LH and FSH, They are normal. You need to change your lifestyle, having healthy diet will increase your testosterone

Focus on getting insulin down will help with bringing testosteorne up through proper nutritional balance and lifestyle, stress reduction.

[jinxie1]

Originally Posted by darkblue2

Dont worry about your LH and FSH, They are normal. You need to change your lifestyle, having healthy diet will increase your testosterone

Actually, he could be secondary, and a clomid or hCG stim test makes sense. I am not suggesting he doesn't need to make lifestyle changes, but that is not the sole cause of such a crappy test number.