Re: who was it that had a wife with low T?

[Guest guest]

My wife's levels:

Testosterone Total 9

premenopausal 15-70

postmenopausal 5-51

Testosterone Free 1.9 pg/ml

premenopausal 1.0-8.5

postmenopausal 0.6-6.7

Testosterone % free 2.11

premenopausal 0.5-1.8

postmenopausal 0.8-1.9

She takes a 3mg pill that dissolves in her mouth each day.

It has made a very real change for her, all good.

One very important item i found in researching this is that women that have had

a

hysterectomy no longer produce testosterone, or very little, and should be on

TRT right

after the surgery. Most doctors don't know this.

Her levels are at 12, she should be on TRT, a cream or a pill each day, women

should not

take any long lasting or long acting testosterone, as they do not want to levels

to come up

and stay to high for too long. My wife has tried some of my TRT cream and she

was in

heaven, it is 200mg/ml cream, it is fine too do that once in a while, it turns

her into a sex

crazed freak.

> Guys,

>

> I remember someone here talking about this - they said that their wife

> was helped greatly when she was put on testosterone.

>

> The reason i'm asking is that there is a woman in my CFS support group

> who may have low T. In regards to her tests results she said " overall

> level is 12 and " normal " is considered in the 15-70 range. "

>

> We all know that for men slightly below " normal " T levels is

> profoundly hypogonadal.

>

> I'm hoping whoever it was is still here and can maybe provide some

> info I can give to this lady.

>

> Thanks,

> Mark

[Guest guest]

On Thu, 12 Aug 2004 21:07:37 -0000, you wrote:

>Guys,

>

>I remember someone here talking about this - they said that their wife

>was helped greatly when she was put on testosterone.

>

>The reason i'm asking is that there is a woman in my CFS support group

>who may have low T. In regards to her tests results she said " overall

>level is 12 and " normal " is considered in the 15-70 range. "

>

>We all know that for men slightly below " normal " T levels is

>profoundly hypogonadal.

>

>I'm hoping whoever it was is still here and can maybe provide some

>info I can give to this lady.

Shippens book talks about this. He treat women too. He recommends a

cream as I recall.

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Just another albino black sheep

[Guest guest]

,

Thanks! I'll take this info and post it to our CFS group.

Mark

[Guest guest]

Retro,

Thanks! I posted that as well.

Mark

[Guest guest]

Hi,

Wife was taking oral meds for menopause and getting no relief. When

she kept complaining about no help he told her she was a mental case

and to see a psychiatrist. He did not take any blood tests to findout

her liver was not metabolizing the oral hormone.

She suffered for more than a year before a friend found a newspaper

article about another women that also could not metabolize the oral

meds and went to hormone pellets from a specialist.

Got my wife back and in the process she also received the other vital

hormone, testosterone, as a pellet as well. She got both estrogen and

testosterone to give her the normal balance between these 2. That was

in 1991 and she also enjoyed an interest in sex during this period

while others suffering with normal HRT only received estrogen.

Providing this balance between the both hormones is becoming more

common now.

Every 4 months we go to Augusta GA to see Dr. Gambrell and it costs

about $250 - 3 times a year for her hormone therapy.

His web site is:

http://www.members.aol.com/gambr999/

ernestnolan

> Guys,

>

> I remember someone here talking about this - they said that their wife

> was helped greatly when she was put on testosterone.

>

> The reason i'm asking is that there is a woman in my CFS support group

> who may have low T. In regards to her tests results she said " overall

> level is 12 and " normal " is considered in the 15-70 range. "

>

> We all know that for men slightly below " normal " T levels is

> profoundly hypogonadal.

>

> I'm hoping whoever it was is still here and can maybe provide some

> info I can give to this lady.

>

> Thanks,

> Mark