LH and FSH

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Yes LH and FSH take a big hit when your brain sees the testosterone in your

blood. In time your testis will get small from not working this is not a

problem other then how it looks. You can add in some HCG this acts like LH and

will keep your testis going as good as they can. I feel we all need to be on

this because doing TRT shuts down LH and we have a lot of receptor cells that LH

acts on. Both in the brain and the body and some we don't know about yet. If

you go to Dr. 's site you can read his treatment it's called TRT: A Recipe

for Success and he has his HCG update in this are tests you need both before TRT

and after. www.allthingsmale.com

We started a forum for him to weeks ago it's getting big here is a link.

http://74.54.133.233/forum/forumdisplay.php?s= & daysprune=-1 & f=2

He is the only Dr. that I know that talks to us and helps free.

biceps72 <no_reply > wrote:

I have been diagnosed as having primary testicular

failure, I am 58, married 2 grown kids anf am taking

androgel (7.5 mg/day)-- I have had no problems with

erections or ejaculation; in fact, my libido is better

than ever.

I just had my LH and FSH checked both were quite low

FSH = 1.2 (1.3-19.3 = normal)

LH = 0.2 (1.2-8.6 = normal)

can my TRT be knocking down my LH and FSH numbers???

my tesosterone has been running in =the upper 600s--

what other tests should I have done?

thanking everyone in advance!!!

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[Guest guest]

Hi guys,

Can anyone tell me what is considered low or high for LH and FSH?

Mine were:

LH 4.6 IU/L

FSH 2.2 IU/L

Second test:

LH 4.8 IU/L

FSH 2.0 IU/L

Trying to determine primary or secondary types of issues.

I heard the normal ranges for Adult Men are:

LH 20–70 years: 1.5–9.3 mIU/mL

FSH > 15 years: 1.4–18.1 mIU/mL

So would low LH and FSH be below 1.5 and 1.4?

Thanks