Low E2

[Guest guest]

Hello All

let me make it short I have been on AG for more than 6 years now have

low LH FSH now low E2. Other than that I exercise regularly eat well

don't somke or drink nor do I do drugs but I read something low E2 can

make many other ill effect please share your thoughts many thanks

inadvance yours Jack

[Guest guest]

---mine used to be 30 and then 20 for like a year now is 14 dg/nl

that is sure below 20 I am cancer becouse I have many other issues

as well.

In , " Greg Kevorkian " <grekkevork@...>

wrote:

>

> Let's discuss this low E2 thing. I know the whole deal with too

high

> E2 and T. Now what is considered a too low E2? If the range is 10-

50

> do you want the E2 to be close to 10 or 20 or 25 and why.

>

> I myself have never had the pleasure of having my T up enough and

my

> E2 down enough to feel good. When my T was real high so was my E2

and

> I felt crappy from high E2.

>

> When my T was low my E2 was low so, I felt crappy from low T. I'm

> stillworking on that. But at 398 T,31 E2, I was getting the sweats

etc

> and I seem to be sensitive to E2.

>

> So basically how low can you go and not be too low. I have tried

to

> get answers to this and nothing. The answer, it's haow you feel

> doesn't give me a rational explanation of why low E2 causes

problems.

>

[Guest guest]

Jack mine was 15 pg/mL on my last test and I feel fine are you sure your units

were dg/nl or is it ng/dl if so your E2 is 140.

http://www.get-back-on-track.com/en/tools/umrechner.php

Check the units and convert to pg/ml in this unit you should be between 10 to

30 pg/ml.

Phil

Jack <myhormonez@...> wrote:

---mine used to be 30 and then 20 for like a year now is 14 dg/nl

that is sure below 20 I am cancer becouse I have many other issues

as well.

In , " Greg Kevorkian "

wrote:

>

> Let's discuss this low E2 thing. I know the whole deal with too

high

> E2 and T. Now what is considered a too low E2? If the range is 10-

50

> do you want the E2 to be close to 10 or 20 or 25 and why.

>

> I myself have never had the pleasure of having my T up enough and

my

> E2 down enough to feel good. When my T was real high so was my E2

and

> I felt crappy from high E2.

>

> When my T was low my E2 was low so, I felt crappy from low T. I'm

> stillworking on that. But at 398 T,31 E2, I was getting the sweats

etc

> and I seem to be sensitive to E2.

>

> So basically how low can you go and not be too low. I have tried

to

> get answers to this and nothing. The answer, it's haow you feel

> doesn't give me a rational explanation of why low E2 causes

problems.

>