Message # 55845: What happens if the Free T is extremely High

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Thank you Phil, , Marc and all others for your responses. Yes. You are

right. I may need a better Endo. How is Dr. a Paunesky (from this

database) ? But she is a female doctor. Any one has any experience with her ?

The problem with my Endo is he wont 'listen well' or he will listen and still do

what he wants to do. Like I asked him to check my E2 levels and he says yes but

when he writes the order and when my results come, I dont find it. That means he

says ok to what we say but still does what he thinks he want to do. And I have

been with him past 1.5yrs because I think he is the " BEST OF THE BAD STOCK " .

Phil, here is the answer to your question on when do I test:

I get my blood tested after 7 days of my shot. ie I get the blood test on the

8th day. This is per my Endo's way of treatment. My cycle goes like... I take

the shot on 1st of every month, get the blood test on the 8th and take the

second shot on the 15th again take the next shot on 1st.

Also, my Endo is not positive to give me HCG shots. He says the insurance wont

allow but I always tell him that I am ready to pay myself. So, if I get my HCG

shots what is the best time, dose and intervals ? My doc said E3D for 10 weeks

and stop it for 10 weeks and repeat 500IU - 0.5 of a diabetes Syringe.

Also, how much is 500IU in ML ?

I am glad I found this group.

Thanks

Joe