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    Is my level ok

    My paper work says I have 582, my doc says that's fine, I am 31, is 582 good?

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    Quote Originally Posted by TheNewSal
    My paper work says I have 582, my doc says that's fine, I am 31, is 582 good?
    yes 582 is a very good level. Did you run the labs within a coupe hrs of waking?

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    yes first thing in the morning. twice in three weeks.

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    I told my work out buddy that I neve seem to recover and am always sore, so had me check my test. I wrote my diet in nutrient it seem to be good. Maybe a little much for cut but good.

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    Yeah, 582 is good natural level

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    Good? In range yes but good?

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    Quote Originally Posted by jasondd1 View Post
    Good? In range yes but good?
    Not everyone needs to be at 1100 or at the top of range.... It's dependent on how that person feels!

    Some will even say they've felt better say at 7-800 than 1100... At first yes they felt great but as time goes on more variables come into play.... Just food for thought...

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    Quote Originally Posted by jasondd1 View Post
    Good? In range yes but good?
    Does that mean I am on the low end or just mediocre lol

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    OK thanks. Nach. So what your saying is for fat loss and preservation I am a probably good. But later when I want to put on lean muscle check it out. Or would I be better off try to get to 7-800. Then later try the big numbers.
    I guess I don't mean later to put -n lean muscle because I definitely want that now but.... you know what I mentioned. 583 is good for good muscle grow and fat loss.
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    Quote Originally Posted by TheNewSal
    OK thanks. Nach. So what your saying is for fat loss and preservation I am a probably good. But later when I want to put on lean muscle check it out. Or would I be better off try to get to 7-800. Then later try the big numbers. I guess I don't mean later to put -n lean muscle because I definitely want that now but.... you know what I mentioned. 583 is good for good muscle grow and fat loss.
    no 700-800 won't make that much difference. You can put on plenty of muscle with a level close to 600

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    Quote Originally Posted by TheNewSal View Post
    OK thanks. Nach. So what your saying is for fat loss and preservation I am a probably good. But later when I want to put on lean muscle check it out. Or would I be better off try to get to 7-800. Then later try the big numbers.
    I guess I don't mean later to put -n lean muscle because I definitely want that now but.... you know what I mentioned. 583 is good for good muscle grow and fat loss.
    I would think thats a good #... I Don't see any reason for you not to be able to grow & preserve new muscle tissue at that range!

    Are you on TRT?? If so its all in how you feel... And FT(free T) can be a more accurate reading(and 583 - 600 is a good number) ... I wouldn't get to caught up in the numbers unless you didn't feel right or still having low t symptoms etc!

    And by cleaning up your diet... Will do wonders as well, Vit D3 is a great supp(hormone)... You can pick some at your local Walgreens or pharmacy etc...

    GL w/your continued journey!
    Last edited by NACH3; 04-19-2015 at 04:56 PM.

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    My levels were around 300 and if test only raised it to 583 I would increase test. I don't know if I would start testosterone at those levels although i believe if I'm not wrong some on here have had doctors prescribe at similar levels

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    I think he's natural, and asking about trt.

    there's no way you should get on trt at those levels. I wish I was there without medication

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    Total T really means very little. What is your Free T level? And many things can cause fatigue (iron, thyroid, etc.) so don't automatically place the blame on testosterone. In the Finding A Doc sticky at the top of this forum is a list of BW. Next time request it as it will give your doctor (or us) a much better overall picture to assess.
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    I'll find out what my free test is is? What does BW mean? I have paper that ays what my t4 is, but I am not sure how to read most of this stuff.

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    Blood work = BW
    You need to have more blood work done and request your Free Testosterone levels, it's more accurate and tells more. Also would be good to check your Sensitive Estrogen.

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    Quote Originally Posted by lovbyts View Post
    Blood work = BW
    You need to have more blood work done and request your Free Testosterone levels, it's more accurate and tells more. Also would be good to check your Sensitive Estrogen.
    ^^^ this... Since your BMI is on the higher side... Your E2 could possibly be a lil elevated...

    Also, do you feel stressed? If so check your Cortisol(I would anyway) Thyroid(free T3 Free T4 and TSH) hypothyroidism causes hypogonadism(lowT)... I'd also check your prolactin, LH, FSH(if not already done)

    If your INS... Doesn't cover this go to private md labs .com(all one word) if your in the states...

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    My doc who told me I 583 and was fine I think might have been not true, here is my BW. It is from October so I was probably a good 30-35 lbs heavier but here it is. I can find the E2 leves, or t3, or any of that other stuff. Did I take the wrong one? my test level in on the bottom
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    Other than testosterone those panels don't really help. Get the listed tests I recommended previously. These will lead you (us) in the right direction in finding out the root cause of your low T.
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    Quote Originally Posted by kelkel View Post
    Other than testosterone those panels don't really help. Get the listed tests I recommended previously. These will lead you (us) in the right direction in finding out the root cause of your low T.
    OK, do I just ask for a free test estrogen and the other or is it all in one kind of draw.

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    If you print that list out your doc will know exactly what to do.
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    Really you need everything. Just print out this list:

    • Total Testosterone
    • Bioavailable testosterone (aka Free and Loosely Bound)
    • Free Testosterone
    • SHBG
    • DHT (gel users especially pay attention to this)
    • Estradiol (specify “sensitive” assay for males)
    • LH
    • FSH
    • Prolactin
    • Cortisol
    • Thyroid Panel (complete)
    • CBC
    • Comprehensive Metabolic Panel
    • Lipid Panel
    • PSA (age dependent)
    • IGF-1, IGFBP-3 (if HGH therapy is being considered)
    • Vitamin D

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