Lab results, would you consider hcg instead of T?

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rest of lab results and reference levels

Testosterone total 149ng/dl ref. 250-1100

measured by LCMSMS correlates well with extratction/RIA method

% Free 1.82% ref 1.5-2.2

Testosterone Free 27.1 pg/nl ref 35-155

reference

TSH 1.21 0.47-4.69

Free T4 1.2 0.8-2.2

Free T3 3.9 2.8-5.3

FSH 2.1 1.55-9.74 males

LH 2.7 1.5-9.3

Uric Acid 6.5 ref 2.7-8.2

CBC reference

WBC 6.0 3.8-10.8

RBC 5.48 4.4-5.8

Hemoglobin 16.7 13.8-17.2

Hematocrit 48.5 41.0-50.0

MCV 88.5 80.0-100.0

MCH 30.5 27.0-33

MCHC 34.5 32.0-36.0

RDW 13.1 9.0-15.0%

Platlet 285 130-400

Absolute Neutrophils 3.8 1.5-7.8

" Lymphocyctes 1.4 0.9-4.1

" Monosytes 0.5 0.2-1.1

" Eosenophils 0.3 0.0-0.6

" Basophils 0.0 0.0-0.3

Neutrophils 63.5 40.0-75.0%

Lymphocyctes 22.5 18.0-47.0%

Monocytes 8.9 0-14%

Eosinophils 4.3 0-7.0%

Basophilis 0.8 0-2.0

Prostate Specific Antigen

Total PSA 0.4 <4.0

Comp Metabolic Panel ref

Sodium 142 135-148

Potassium 4.9 3.4-5.3

Chlorine 106 96-110

Carbon dioxide 24 19-32

Glucose 103 (was 115 last month) 70-100

Bun 14 3-29

Creatinine 1.0 0.5-1.4

Bun/Creatinine ratio 14 7-25

GFR estimated >60 > or =60

Calcium 9.1 8.5-10.4

Total Protein 7.1 6.0-8.3

Albumin 4.5 3.5-4.9

Globulin 2.6 1.9-3.6

A/G ratio 1.7 0.8-2.0

Bilirubin Total 1.1 0.0-1.4

AST (SGOT) 28 0-46

ALT (SGPT) 36 0-60

ALK Phos 81 23-144

Total Chol 214 desirable<200

Triglycerides 126 normal <150

HDL 44 desirable >60

LDL 145 borderline high

VLBL Cholesterol 25 (What is this one?) ref 4-38

Larry

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Larry,

HCG might help since your LH & FSH look low. T might be needed in

addition to HCG if HCG doesn't bring your levels up enough.

Increasing HCG dosage beyond a certain amount can cause insensitivity

to it & make your testes stop producing T.

~Xian

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> rest of lab results and reference levels

>

> Testosterone total 149ng/dl ref. 250-1100

> measured by LCMSMS correlates well with extratction/RIA method

> % Free 1.82% ref 1.5-2.2

> Testosterone Free 27.1 pg/nl ref 35-155

> reference

> TSH 1.21 0.47-4.69

> Free T4 1.2 0.8-2.2

> Free T3 3.9 2.8-5.3

> FSH 2.1 1.55-9.74 males

> LH 2.7 1.5-9.3

>

> Uric Acid 6.5 ref 2.7-8.2

>

> CBC reference

> WBC 6.0 3.8-10.8

> RBC 5.48 4.4-5.8

> Hemoglobin 16.7 13.8-17.2

> Hematocrit 48.5 41.0-50.0

> MCV 88.5 80.0-100.0

> MCH 30.5 27.0-33

> MCHC 34.5 32.0-36.0

> RDW 13.1 9.0-15.0%

> Platlet 285 130-400

> Absolute Neutrophils 3.8 1.5-7.8

> " Lymphocyctes 1.4 0.9-4.1

> " Monosytes 0.5 0.2-1.1

> " Eosenophils 0.3 0.0-0.6

> " Basophils 0.0 0.0-0.3

> Neutrophils 63.5 40.0-75.0%

> Lymphocyctes 22.5 18.0-47.0%

> Monocytes 8.9 0-14%

> Eosinophils 4.3 0-7.0%

> Basophilis 0.8 0-2.0

>

> Prostate Specific Antigen

> Total PSA 0.4 <4.0

>

> Comp Metabolic Panel ref

> Sodium 142 135-148

> Potassium 4.9 3.4-5.3

> Chlorine 106 96-110

> Carbon dioxide 24 19-32

> Glucose 103 (was 115 last month) 70-100

> Bun 14 3-29

> Creatinine 1.0 0.5-1.4

> Bun/Creatinine ratio 14 7-25

> GFR estimated >60 > or =60

> Calcium 9.1 8.5-10.4

> Total Protein 7.1 6.0-8.3

> Albumin 4.5 3.5-4.9

> Globulin 2.6 1.9-3.6

> A/G ratio 1.7 0.8-2.0

> Bilirubin Total 1.1 0.0-1.4

> AST (SGOT) 28 0-46

> ALT (SGPT) 36 0-60

> ALK Phos 81 23-144

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> Total Chol 214 desirable<200

> Triglycerides 126 normal <150

> HDL 44 desirable >60

> LDL 145 borderline high

> VLBL Cholesterol 25 (What is this one?) ref 4-38

>

> Larry

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