oscar1990

Originally Posted by oscar1990

Human growth hormone and prolactin are
evolutionarily related, and SHBG levels are
similarly low in acromegaly and patients receiving growth hormone treatments. The SHBG level
is likely to be abnormal in male hypogonadism,
androgen insensitivity, thyroid disorders, diabetes
mellitus, and liver disease.
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http://www.medical.siemens.com/sieme...ts/zb170-b.pdf

Kelkel, would you say that I am on my way to andropause at a very early age due to my high SHBG? Does this mean I will need to seek HRT?

My SHBG is within range but rising for some unknown reason?

What would you think based on prima facie?