
Originally Posted by
numbere
The hormone panel for males will give you blood counts, metabolic profile, sensitive e2, igf, lipids, psa, test, and thyroid profile.
Lc/ms is short for liquid chromatography and mass spectrometry. It's and advanced testing technique used in chemistry.
Lc/ms basically gives you accurate and precise results. If you get a lc/ms testosterone assay then you get an actual number and not a greater than range. It's important to get an lc/ms e2 assay, otherwise known as a ultra sensitive assay, because it will give you accurate results which are not tailored to women.
Lastly, lc/ms testing is important when taking 19 nor because they can sometimes screw results on normal tests.