Fat and impotent (bloodwork advice)

[kelkel]

How is your HDL-C, Triglycerides and glucose? I ask as (to me) it seems like metabolic syndrome / type 2 diabetes is a possibility. Nothing else jumps out at me.

[Doyaevenliftlol]

How is your HDL-C, Triglycerides and glucose? I ask as (to me) it seems like metabolic syndrome / type 2 diabetes is a possibility. Nothing else jumps out at me.

Glucose is 89
reference Range:
65-99
(MG/DL

HDL-C is 77
Reference Range:
> OR = 40
(MG/DL)

Triglycerides are 58
Reference Range:
<150
(MG/DL)

I did test positive for MTHFR gene mutation and high homocysteine but they are correlated and not really a huge concern.


And Scotchguard02, I will definitely post my next test results as soon as they come in. They have to find something eventually. I'm really, really wondering about this progesterone now. I know it's extremely unusual to have high progesterone as a guy so I've never been tested but it fits the bill. Especially the non-centralized fat distribution. I used to think I had high estrogen because I have a bit of lower bodyfat but I had that tested and it came out normal. I don't remember what the actual value was though.