Not just that, but if those values were elevated during administration of TRT, it could indicate a potential pituitary disorder. Granted, MRI's should always be factored prior to being diagnosed, especially if there is any speculation that there could be an underlying condition, but we all know it doesn't always play out that way. If a patient is comfortable with their diagnosis, I wouldn't go out of my way to get LH/FSH, but then again I won't close the door on them either if the doctor has it on the requisition. It's always good to be reassured that the process is working![]()





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